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      webnik
      last edited by

      Hello all  :)

      Im new to pfsense,  but love it so far.  But i do have some problems with SNORT.

      I have it working fine,  but then i get alot of "http_inspect" alerts.  I read about this,  and get the point of making Suppression Lists.  The problem is just …that it wont allow me to  :(

      I go into "Suppress" press "Add new list" fill it out like this:

      Name:  whitelist,  and write in this:  suppress gen_id 119, sig_id 31

      Press save  ...and nothing happens  :o

      Im using:

      PfSense 2.1.2 and Snort 2.9.6.0 pkg v3.0.5.  I also have pfblocker installed,  but not configured or activated yet.

      Can anyone help me with this?  I not sure if im missing something here,  but at least i dont think so,  i have deinstalled snort completely and tried all over,  same result.

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        digdug3
        last edited by

        You have to restart the interface for the suppression list to work

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          webnik
          last edited by

          I know  :)

          But the problem is that the list ive created doesnt even show,  when i hit save,  the main windows if empty  :(

          Anyone have any idea what to do about this?  Everything else is working alright

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            webnik
            last edited by

            Ok,  found a solution  :)

            As i could not create a suppression list manually,  i marked one to the suppression list in Auto flowbit rules.  Then i could edit that one and add my own.

            maybe its just the way it works,  but im new to this,  so found it weird  :P

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              bmeeks
              last edited by

              @webnik:

              Ok,  found a solution  :)

              As i could not create a suppression list manually,  i marked one to the suppression list in Auto flowbit rules.  Then i could edit that one and add my own.

              maybe its just the way it works,  but im new to this,  so found it weird  :P

              I will check into this.  Sounds like maybe a bug got introduced.  You should be able to create a save a new list.  There were quite a few under-the-cover changes to the code for saving the configuration to improve security.  It's possible one of the changes inadvertently broke the new list creation.

              Bill

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                finalcut
                last edited by

                SAME HERE

                i supress one of the alert then i edit the supress list

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                • BBcan177B
                  BBcan177 Moderator
                  last edited by

                  I already had two suppress lists which are working but I can confirm that I can't create any additional suppress list with the "+" icon.

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                    bmeeks
                    last edited by

                    @BBcan17:

                    I already had two suppress lists which are working but I can confirm that I can't create any additional suppress list with the "+" icon.

                    OK.  I will fix this.  I already need to bump the displayed version number from 3.0.5 to 3.0.6 due to the OpenSSL patch that was applied while I was away.  I will put together the fix for this and take a look at some of the other bugs over the next couple of days.  I will post a Pull Request with the updates soon.

                    Bill

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                      bmeeks
                      last edited by

                      Found this bug and fixed it.  Will be submitting a Pull Request containing this fix in the next day or two.  Sorry for the issue.  It was caused by the "hardening code" added to improve security around configuration change post backs.  I had tested editing existing lists after the change, but skipped over creating a new one from scratch.  That was my bad.

                      Sorry,
                      Bill

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                        shaker242
                        last edited by

                        I am having the same problem, cannot write/save a suppress list since upgrading to 2.1.2 - any status on the fix?  Should we uninstall, reinstall something?

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                          bmeeks
                          last edited by

                          @shaker242:

                          I am having the same problem, cannot write/save a suppress list since upgrading to 2.1.2 - any status on the fix?  Should we uninstall, reinstall something?

                          The fix for this is posted in Pull Request #648 posted on Github here:  https://github.com/pfsense/pfsense-packages/pull/648

                          It has been waiting for the pfSense Core Team to approve and merge for nearly two weeks.

                          Bill

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                            shaker242
                            last edited by

                            Thanks, I'll keep an eye open for it.

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                              marcelloc
                              last edited by

                              @shaker242:

                              Thanks, I'll keep an eye open for it.

                              The code was merged today. take a look.

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                                fmaxwell
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                                @marcelloc:

                                The code was merged today. take a look.

                                I just did a package reinstall and that completely solved the inability to create a suppression file.  Thanks!

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                                  bmeeks
                                  last edited by

                                  @fmaxwell:

                                  @marcelloc:

                                  The code was merged today. take a look.

                                  I just did a package reinstall and that completely solved the inability to create a suppression file.  Thanks!

                                  You're welcome!  Sorry about the bug.  It was totally my fault.  In adding some additional security for configuration changes, I accidentally broke saving a new list… :-[

                                  Bill

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