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      float
      last edited by

      Hello,

      I received the following message (pfsense 23.05.1-RELEASE):

      Assembling DNSBL database...... completed [ 08/1/23 21:09:09 ]
      TLD:
      TLD analysis........................................xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx completed [ 08/1/23 21:09:33 ]
      
        ** TLD Domain count exceeded. [ 4000000 ] All subsequent Domains listed as-is **
      
      TLD finalize...
       ----------------------------------------
       Original    Matches    Removed    Final     
       ----------------------------------------
       5800359     2956267    836484     4963875   
       -----------------------------------------
      TLD finalize... completed [ 08/1/23 21:10:13 ]
      

      It's not clear to me if I have to change anything. I read this topic: https://forum.netgate.com/topic/169369/how-to-increase-tld-domain-count-exceeded-4000000

      I checked out this php file and normally with 8 GB of memory the limit of 4000000 should not be applied, but rather a higher limit.

      if (!$pfb['dnsbl_py_blacklist']) {
      		$pfb['pfs_mem'] = array(   '0' => '100000', '1500' =>  '150000', '2000' =>  '200000', '2500' =>  '250000', '3000' =>  '400000',
      					'4000' => '600000', '5000' => '1000000', '6000' => '1500000', '7000' => '2000000', '8000' => '2500000',
      					'12000' => '3000000', '16000' => '4000000', '32000' => '8000000');
      	} else {
      		$pfb['pfs_mem'] = array(   '0' => '200000', '1500' =>  '300000', '2000' =>  '400000', '2500' =>  '500000', '3000' =>  '800000',
      					'4000' => '1200000', '5000' => '2000000', '6000' => '3000000', '7000' => '4000000', '8000' => '5000000',
      					'12000' => '6000000', '16000' => '8000000', '32000' => '16000000');
      	}
      

      Is this a bug?

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      • UnoptanioU
        Unoptanio @float
        last edited by Unoptanio

        @float

        Hi, I have the same problem.
        Do you have any news? how to solve?

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        pfSensePlus24.03 2U BareMetal Asrock Industrial IMB-X1314MicroATX
        CPU: i7-13700@5.2GHz, RAM:32GB ECC, n°2 Samsung 870EVO SATA 2.5” SSD 1TB (ZFS) Raid1
        n°3 Intel i225-LM 2500/1000/100Mbps, n°1 NIC Intel i350-T4V2 10/100/1000 Mbps 4*GLAN, n°1 Intel X520-DA2

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        • UnoptanioU
          Unoptanio @float
          last edited by

          @float

          ????

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          pfSensePlus24.03 2U BareMetal Asrock Industrial IMB-X1314MicroATX
          CPU: i7-13700@5.2GHz, RAM:32GB ECC, n°2 Samsung 870EVO SATA 2.5” SSD 1TB (ZFS) Raid1
          n°3 Intel i225-LM 2500/1000/100Mbps, n°1 NIC Intel i350-T4V2 10/100/1000 Mbps 4*GLAN, n°1 Intel X520-DA2

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            float @Unoptanio
            last edited by

            @Unoptanio please check out https://www.reddit.com/r/pfBlockerNG/comments/15jpbmq/tld_domain_count_exceeded/

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            • UnoptanioU
              Unoptanio @float
              last edited by Unoptanio

              @float

              Extract from /usr/local/pkg/pfblockerng/pfblockerng.inc

              // Determine max Domain count available for DNSBL TLD analysis (Avoid Unbound memory exhaustion)
              	$pfs_memory = (round(get_single_sysctl('hw.physmem') / (1024*1024)) ?: 1000);
              
              	if (!$pfb['dnsbl_py_blacklist']) {
              		$pfb['pfs_mem'] = array(   '0' => '100000', '1500' =>  '150000', '2000' =>  '200000', '2500' =>  '250000', '3000' =>  '400000',
              					'4000' => '600000', '5000' => '1000000', '6000' => '1500000', '7000' => '2000000', '8000' => '2500000',
              					'12000' => '3000000', '16000' => '4000000', '32000' => '8000000');
              	} else {
              		$pfb['pfs_mem'] = array(   '0' => '200000', '1500' =>  '300000', '2000' =>  '400000', '2500' =>  '500000', '3000' =>  '800000',
              					'4000' => '1200000', '5000' => '2000000', '6000' => '3000000', '7000' => '4000000', '8000' => '5000000',
              					'12000' => '6000000', '16000' => '8000000', '32000' => '16000000');
              	}
              
              	foreach ($pfb['pfs_mem'] as $pfb_mem => $domain_max) {
              		if ($pfs_memory >= $pfb_mem) {
              			$pfb['domain_max_cnt'] = $domain_max;
              		}
              	}
              

              change "'7000' => '2000000'" and "'7000' => '4000000'" to "'7000' => '6000000'" in both sets.

              change "'8000' => '2500000'" and "'8000' => '5000000'" to "'8000' => '6000000'" in both sets.

              Update Reload | DNSBL after making these changes.

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              pfSensePlus24.03 2U BareMetal Asrock Industrial IMB-X1314MicroATX
              CPU: i7-13700@5.2GHz, RAM:32GB ECC, n°2 Samsung 870EVO SATA 2.5” SSD 1TB (ZFS) Raid1
              n°3 Intel i225-LM 2500/1000/100Mbps, n°1 NIC Intel i350-T4V2 10/100/1000 Mbps 4*GLAN, n°1 Intel X520-DA2

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                Squuiid @Unoptanio
                last edited by

                @Unoptanio said in TLD Domain count exceeded.:

                @float

                Extract from /usr/local/pkg/pfblockerng/pfblockerng.inc

                // Determine max Domain count available for DNSBL TLD analysis (Avoid Unbound memory exhaustion)
                	$pfs_memory = (round(get_single_sysctl('hw.physmem') / (1024*1024)) ?: 1000);
                
                	if (!$pfb['dnsbl_py_blacklist']) {
                		$pfb['pfs_mem'] = array(   '0' => '100000', '1500' =>  '150000', '2000' =>  '200000', '2500' =>  '250000', '3000' =>  '400000',
                					'4000' => '600000', '5000' => '1000000', '6000' => '1500000', '7000' => '2000000', '8000' => '2500000',
                					'12000' => '3000000', '16000' => '4000000', '32000' => '8000000');
                	} else {
                		$pfb['pfs_mem'] = array(   '0' => '200000', '1500' =>  '300000', '2000' =>  '400000', '2500' =>  '500000', '3000' =>  '800000',
                					'4000' => '1200000', '5000' => '2000000', '6000' => '3000000', '7000' => '4000000', '8000' => '5000000',
                					'12000' => '6000000', '16000' => '8000000', '32000' => '16000000');
                	}
                
                	foreach ($pfb['pfs_mem'] as $pfb_mem => $domain_max) {
                		if ($pfs_memory >= $pfb_mem) {
                			$pfb['domain_max_cnt'] = $domain_max;
                		}
                	}
                

                change "'7000' => '2000000'" and "'7000' => '4000000'" to "'7000' => '6000000'" in both sets.

                change "'8000' => '2500000'" and "'8000' => '5000000'" to "'8000' => '6000000'" in both sets.

                Update Reload | DNSBL after making these changes.

                @BBcan177 I run a Netgate 6100 Max and unfortunately every pfBlockerNG update requires me to re-edit these values.
                Is there any chance these values could get increased more permanently? Or perhaps a UI option that allows tweaking the value according to a user's specific RAM utilisation rather than these rough estimates? I run pfBlockerNG, Snort, ZabbixAgent6 and Wireguard packages without breaking a sweat on this 6100 Max with 8GB. TLD count is:

                Original: 6786434
                Matches: 5001323
                Removed: 1184774
                Final: 5601660

                That said, if I'm way off here and doing something wrong please do set me straight!
                Thanks

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                • BBcan177B
                  BBcan177 Moderator @Squuiid
                  last edited by

                  @Squuiid do you use Python mode or Unbound mode? I will see. Thanks.

                  "Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it."

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                    Squuiid @BBcan177
                    last edited by

                    @BBcan177 Thanks for the quick reply! Python mode.

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                    • UnoptanioU
                      Unoptanio @Squuiid
                      last edited by Unoptanio

                      @Squuiid @BBcan177
                      Just me:
                      Unbound python mode

                      but:
                      I increased my system's RAM to 32GB

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                      my values:

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                      I increased my system's RAM to 32GB

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                      pfSensePlus24.03 2U BareMetal Asrock Industrial IMB-X1314MicroATX
                      CPU: i7-13700@5.2GHz, RAM:32GB ECC, n°2 Samsung 870EVO SATA 2.5” SSD 1TB (ZFS) Raid1
                      n°3 Intel i225-LM 2500/1000/100Mbps, n°1 NIC Intel i350-T4V2 10/100/1000 Mbps 4*GLAN, n°1 Intel X520-DA2

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