DNS Resolver : Pfsense re-install
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@stephenw10 This is the problem : the service didn't stop, all looks ok but some website cannot be load, so I just restart the DNS Resolver then all back to normal. I didn't note the time happen so cannot see clear in log.
Btw I use [pfBlockerNG], could it be in concern in my case ? -
@Khampol said in DNS Resolver : Pfsense re-install:
I use [pfBlockerNG], could it be in concern in my case ?
It could be. It depends how it fails at the client. Does it specifically show a DNS error in the browser?
If you try to ping some host b FQDN does it fail? What error is shown there?
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@stephenw10 I find this somewhere
pfSsh.php playback svc restart unbound
This could restart the DNS Resolver ? If I put this in a CRON, every day? It should do the trick no ;) ?
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It would restart it, yes. Seems like papering over the issue though.
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@Khampol said in DNS Resolver : Pfsense re-install:
@stephenw10 This is the problem : the service didn't stop, all looks ok but some website cannot be load, so I just restart the DNS Resolver then all back to normal.
Are you forwarding DNS? If so ensure DNSSEC is disabled.
Btw I use [pfBlockerNG], could it be in concern in my case ?
Unlikely but maybe out of memory or something. Try disabling it.
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Are you forwarding DNS? If so ensure DNSSEC is disabled.
Nope. (It's disable)
Unlikely but maybe out of memory or something. Try disabling it.
I do not think so, see :
And please, I cannot live without it! Web nowaday is polluted -
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I input this
Hope it is correct ? Please correct me if i'm wrong. Thx -
Probably OK. You might need to call the php binary directly. Make sure it runs. Check the logs and see.
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@stephenw10 said in DNS Resolver : Pfsense re-install:
You might need to call the php binary directly
Please could you explain? The command maybe?
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So like:
/usr/local/bin/php -f /usr/local/sbin/pfSsh.php playback svc restart unbound