Limiter blocks internet access (Squid transparent proxy)
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I having same issue here.
2.2.1 i cant limit with squid
A old 2.1.5 runs perfectly.
Anyone more had this issue?
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Known issue, nothing new here.
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Known issue, nothing new here.
Hello is there any temp work around? I really need this.
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No.
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doktornotor , Please Share the reason , why it is working on 2.1 and not in 2.2 . I'm using squid 2.7.9 with pfsense 2.2.1 and facing the same issue.
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Because it's broken. SIGDUH! If the devs knew what's broken where, they'd fix it.
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Thank You doktornotor,
I want to restrict Bandwidth and At the same time URL filtering for LAN users .
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Well then stick with 2.1.5 until fixed.
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Just a thought…. in 2.2.x they introduced Unbound as the default resolver.
Could it be related to that?
If changing DNS forwarder to the former one also available in the GUI, will it work??
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Hmmm? Not really sure how's this related to unbound, or even any resolver at all? When I put limiters on a NAT firewall rule, the traffic stop flowing. As simple as that.
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I have same problem.
Firstly i am sorry for my english.
I install squid+transparent mode. Filter active and everything works good.
When i do limiter activate, then i cant internet access.In proxy server, disable transparent mode; then internet can access and works fine limiter. But filter doesnt works.
What is problem and what can i do?
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What is problem
It is broken! Did you read the thread?
and what can i do?
Ditch the proxy, or wait, or get debugging and coding.
Problem is at the same time transparent mode and traffic shapper doesnt works.
If i disable limiter then no block internet. But i enable limiter block internet.
Or i disable transparent mode and enable limiter then works fine but doesnt work filter.What do I need to work both at the same time?
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What do I need to work both at the same time?
Go re-read the previous reply a couple of times.
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This issue persists on 2.2.2? Oh Crap :(
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I also noticed this yesterday. After limiters added to pass all rule and logging enabled, the rule blocks all traffic for that interface and fills up the System logs.
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Your "fills up the System logs" non-issue has nothing to do with the topic here. When you log ALL passed traffic, then yeah, your logs are going to fill up, limiters or not.
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Hmmm? Not really sure how's this related to unbound, or even any resolver at all? When I put limiters on a NAT firewall rule, the traffic stop flowing. As simple as that.
This should be fixed in 2.2.3 snapshots.
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Thanks, will test as soon as nanobsd becomes usable again… :D
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@ermal:
Hmmm? Not really sure how's this related to unbound, or even any resolver at all? When I put limiters on a NAT firewall rule, the traffic stop flowing. As simple as that.
This should be fixed in 2.2.3 snapshots.
I am seeing this problem on 2.2.3-DEVELOPMENT (amd64) built on Fri Jun 19 14:25:29 CDT 2015 FreeBSD 10.1-RELEASE-p13. No traffic with limiter and transparent proxy.
