Cannot Forward Port range in PFSense 2.0
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Hmm, you'd think it would throw an error rather than just stalling
Is this a full install or nanobsd?
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This is a full install.
I just did another reinstall of pfsense 2.0, and instead of installing the git package, I went and ran "playback git master". It looks like it ran, but I noticed an error at the end. It scrolled past too fast for me to see. So I'm not sure if I have the latest version yet.
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I guess that depends on the error, really.
It may be better to wait and just upgrade to the next snapshot that comes out (or which has probably come out overnight)
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Sounds like a plan. THe snapshot should of come out by now. I'll give that one a shot.
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I used the auto updater to update to the latest snapshot, and everything seems to be working fine.
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I did that and it worked so like a charm. The only thing I noticed was this:
===> Signaling PHP and Lighty restart…
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /usr/local/sbin/pfSsh.php(334) : eval()'d code on line 261
===> Checkout complete.Your system is now sync'd and PHP and Lighty will be restarted in 5 seconds.
pfSense shell: Terminated
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igor,
I think that was a bug in a previous snapshot which was fixed since then. I saw that once but haven't seen it again on subsequent gitsync runs.
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i have port forwarded to lan clients and rules present under wan firewall rules but systemlog keeps reporting this so is it the same thing to with the port forward or something else?
inetd[377]: 28184/udp: unknown service
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That would probably be from NAT reflection.
Try with NAT reflection disabled, if the message goes away and then comes back when you turn NAT reflection on again, it may be worthy of opening a bug report.
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with nat reflection disabled, the message seems to have gone
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That "unknown service" message was a consequence of a reflection bug that was fixed yesterday.
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ill test it with the 28th december snapshot
