TFTP - 404 {bug?}
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Hi guys,
Installed TFTP (1.0.2) from Package Manager; services & ps shows it as running, but I'm getting a 404 when navigating to the relevant page (http://{pfsense-ip}/packages/tftp/tftp_files.php)
Is this a bug? (may very well be me breaking the underlying system, but just have to check)
- J
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Its a bug the file didn't make it to the right spot. I will get that fixed and you will see a new TFTP package when it is available.
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I have fixed the bugs with the tftp package. Then made backup and restore buttons work better. Backup button will present a file to download now. Restore shows a message when the file has been restored. Got basic logging working. So that it sends a message to Diagnostics: System logs:
System inetd[33183]: tftp from 10.7.0.243
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@mcrane:
I have fixed the bugs with the tftp package. Then made backup and restore buttons work better. Backup button will present a file to download now. Restore shows a message when the file has been restored. Got basic logging working. So that it sends a message to Diagnostics: System logs:
System inetd[33183]: tftp from 10.7.0.243
Are you sure? I was unaware of problems mentioned here and was running 1.0.2 I think. I did do a install of 1.0.5 a few minutes ago (it's been there for a few days in the packages menu) and I now get a blank page with a 404 when pressing 'tftp' in menu.
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I just tested the install again on a new system and it worked fine. Please backup your tftp files. Remove the package completely and then install it again.
If you have any problems please provide details. Or catch me on IRC at pfsense-freeswitch.
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@mcrane:
I just tested the install again on a new system and it worked fine. Please backup your tftp files. Remove the package completely and then install it again.
If you have any problems please provide details. Or catch me on IRC at pfsense-freeswitch.
Yes, it seems to work when I install it now.
BTW: is the link on the pfSense logo correct when in TFTP page?
Here it gets me a 404 (have to go back on history o go round other page first).
But since I get so many weird problems here (see other post on packages) I'm starting to not trust my installation :/Cheers,
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@mcrane:
I just tested the install again on a new system and it worked fine. Please backup your tftp files. Remove the package completely and then install it again.
If you have any problems please provide details. Or catch me on IRC at pfsense-freeswitch.
Yes, it seems to work when I install it now.
BTW: is the link on the pfSense logo correct when in TFTP page?
Here it gets me a 404 (have to go back on history o go round other page first).
But since I get so many weird problems here (see other post on packages) I'm starting to not trust my installation :/Cheers,
Not directly (indirectly?) related to this, but I can add that doing the same for imspector (which I have hard time getting started again - see other post) does not function. So, re-installing imspector (as in install when already installed) or removing then installing again does not do it for imspector.
And assuming the package hasn't changed (same version nr as I had running yesterday) there must be something else in the system that causes these problems?
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Yes, it seems to work when I install it now.
BTW: is the link on the pfSense logo correct when in TFTP page?
Here it gets me a 404 (have to go back on history o go round other page first).
But since I get so many weird problems here (see other post on packages) I'm starting to not trust my installation :/The link on the pfSense logo is not directory friendly. If you hover over it in Firefox you will see that it tries to go to http://x.x.x.x/packages/tftp/index.php when it should be going to http://x.x.x.x/index.php. This is caused when one uses a path on the link 'index.php' rather than '/index.php' the / instructing it to go to the root of the website. So this a pfSense oversight in the link (bug). I guess it could be jerry rigged in /packages/tftp/index.php to redirect to the intended location of /index.php.