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    Problem after upgrading to 24.11-RC

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      m.d.frederiksen @m.d.frederiksen
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      UPDATE:

      Zeek has left the equation .. apparently felt the heat.
      Now pfBlockerNG alone is keeping up the shenanigans.

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      • cmcdonaldC
        cmcdonald Netgate Developer @m.d.frederiksen
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        @m-d-frederiksen send me an email cmcdonald<at>netgate.com so we can setup a remote access session. Thanks

        Need help fast? https://www.netgate.com/support

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          m.d.frederiksen @cmcdonald
          last edited by m.d.frederiksen

          @cmcdonald

          Mail has been sent. Thank you.

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          • cmcdonaldC
            cmcdonald Netgate Developer @m.d.frederiksen
            last edited by

            We've worked it out, root cause identified and a fix proposed. Unsure yet how this will impact the 24.11-RELEASE.

            If you are impacted by this, make sure to uninstall any packages that you are not actively using.

            Need help fast? https://www.netgate.com/support

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            • cmcdonaldC
              cmcdonald Netgate Developer @cmcdonald
              last edited by

              The fix will land in 24.11 after all :)

              Need help fast? https://www.netgate.com/support

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                Draco @m.d.frederiksen
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                @m-d-frederiksen Thank you for preserving and helping Netgate track this bug down. You've helped make pfSense better for all of us!!

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                  williamrolison
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                  I hit this with 24.11 final build.

                  Everything seemed to go fine until the reboot. 1.5 hours later system still offline. Had to power cycle to get back up then saw upgrade didn't happen.

                  Ended up having to remove 4 packages before update would work:

                  pfBlockerNG
                  WireGuard
                  Zeek
                  Ntopng

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                  • stephenw10S
                    stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
                    last edited by

                    Hmm, it still failed with that same pkg error from repoc?

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                      williamrolison @stephenw10
                      last edited by

                      I'm afraid so, but at least this post was first hit on Google so if others hit, it's easy enough to fix / workaround.

                      Those packages I listed need updates anyway it seems, as they all give PHP errors too.

                      I noticed they all had updates prior to the 24.11 upgrade. Meant to mention I tried that first, updating all packages, rebooting, then trying the upgrade, but same issue. It only worked after I uninstalled all four packages. Hell Ntopng was not working at all anymore, no error but the site on port 3000 never loaded, but that is a project for another day.

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                        m.d.frederiksen @williamrolison
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                        @williamrolison

                        I had this issue too at one point.

                        I finally ended up making a LAN-firewall-rule for port 3000 (HBCI) and the specific destination (this firewall), and an alias as Source. The alias holds the machines I want to allow access ..

                        Hope it helps 🥺

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                        • stephenw10S
                          stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
                          last edited by

                          Hmm, so to be clear it tried to upgrade and then you ended up with no branches showing and the pkg error from repoc?

                          And after removing some packages repoc returned cleanly and the pkg repo branches returned?

                          How many packages did you have installed?

                          The bug that should be fixed in 24.11 was caused by the package list sent by repoc being so long it overran the allowed size.

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