Cannot connect when captive portal is enabled

[nappy_d]

@muswellhillbilly:

How are you setting up your captive portal? What settings are you putting in for the authentication server? Are you really running this as a vanilla installation, or are you changing anything at all? Did you go through the steps I suggested in my last post?

See reply number 6 above.  This is my configuration and there is nothing entered for the authentication server.

The instant that I enable a captive portal for OPT1, vLAN30, internet connectivity is lost and the captive portal auth page does not appear.

TP-Link PCI-E gigE NIC
vLAN1 172.16.0.1 is  the pfSense physical interface
vLAN30 172.16.11.1 is a sub interface on the TP-Link

[muswellhillbilly]

@nappy_d:

See reply number 6 above.  This is my configuration and there is nothing entered for the authentication server.

So how are you authenticating your users? Are you using local accounts?

Might be an idea to post a full screenshot of your captive portal settings.

[nappy_d]

The current setup is:
UniFi AP setup with 3 vLANS

• vLAN1 my default vLAN and the physical(gig-E NIC) interface 172.16.0.1
• vLAN30(172.16.11.0/24) is a sub-interface on the TP-Link gigE NIC
• on my AP it is configured as open for Guest WiFi
• I have configured one local account on the pfSense called Wifi(with a password).  Added this account to the capitve portal security group

What works

• No rules configured for vLAN30
• connect my phone(or laptop) to the guest ssid
• internet access works 100%
  What doesn't work
• no rules configured for vLAN30
• enable captive portal(See settings http://1drv.ms/1SakuBD)
• no more internet access or redirection to the captive portal login page.

[Derelict]

If you have no rules configured interface VLAN30 will not pass any traffic.

[nappy_d]

@Derelict:

If you have no rules configured interface VLAN30 will not pass any traffic.

I have also configured the following rules attached and when configured no traffic passes when the captive portal is enabled.


[Derelict]

If you can't get through the portal you can't get onto the internet. That's kind of the point.

Only passing TCP and UDP you won't be able to ping - that's ICMP. Just use any.

[nappy_d]

Point taken on "use any".

I am unfortunately still stuck on not being able to browse the internet from the guest WiFi vLAN when the captive portal is enabled. :(

Now on a 64bit install and same issues.

[Derelict]

Post your CP config. You might have a combination of options that breaks it.

[nappy_d]

Been poking around and tonight I came across this in my system logs and seems to be the reason the portal is failing…

I didn't notice this before but I decided to kill process 47600.  After doing this, the captive portal was able to start and function 100%

Jan 23 21:07:15 lighttpd[47600]: (mod_fastcgi.c.1744) connect failed: No such file or directory on unix:/tmp/php-fastcgi-guest_wifi.socket-0
Jan 23 21:07:15 lighttpd[47600]: (mod_fastcgi.c.2846) backend died; we'll disable it for 1 seconds and send the request to another backend instead: reconnects: 5 load: 1
Jan 23 21:07:15 lighttpd[47600]: (mod_fastcgi.c.3414) all handlers for /index.php?zone=guest_wifi&redirurl=/Hw1fHFTVccGuYh/flixxebJVDTNnp/K4SAaSf48vnxog/wcaiRO5jX9C3v3/s6pqpxlXD5QUXK.html on .php are down.
Jan 23 21:07:17 lighttpd[47600]: (mod_fastcgi.c.2604) fcgi-server re-enabled: 0 /tmp/php-fastcgi-guest_wifi.socket

[Gertjan]

I wonder where this came from :
@nappy_d:

Jan 23 21:07:15 lighttpd[47600]: (mod_fastcgi.c.3414) all handlers for /index.php?zone=guest_wifi&redirurl=/Hw1fHFTVccGuYh/flixxebJVDTNnp/K4SAaSf48vnxog/wcaiRO5jX9C3v3/s6pqpxlXD5QUXK.html on .php are down.

[nappy_d]

I saw that and not sue what it is from.  I do have a redirect URL entered but not sure if that's what was causing this issue.  The same redirect URL is there in my now working config.  I have not had any issues so far sine I killed the process and restarted the captive portal.