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    Bandwidthd after upgrade from 2.0.3 to 2.1

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Problems Installing or Upgrading pfSense Software
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      rjames
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      I just upgraded from 2.0.3 to 2.1 and noticed that when I tried to run bandwidthd I was getting the error "Please start bandwidthd to populate this directory" I tried to un-install and reinstall with no luck. I was browsing the directories looking for the log files and found where the error was located.

      the file link /usr/local/www/bandwidthd
      was pointing to /usr/pbi/bandwidthd-i386/bandwidthd/htdocs

      All the bandwidthd files were located in /usr/local/bandwidthd/htdocs

      So i changed the file link /usr/local/www/bandwidthd to point to the new location

      I was wondering if this will cause problems when i upgrade again?

      Its all working fine now so I'm not worried at the moment.

      Also wanted to inform anyone else that has the problem, how i fixed it.

      Randy

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        behind.you
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        I was having the same error (new 2.1 installation - firefox browser, with IE everything was fine… go figure) see this discussion as well http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,49165.msg367262.html#msg367262

        Anyway for me the solution was this:

        I noticed that everything was linking to /usr/pbi/bandwidth-amd64/bandwitdth with the exception of /usr/local/bandwidth/etc and /usr/local/bandwidth/htdocs

        so I made softlinks from those to the relatives under /usr/pbi/bandwidth-amd64/bandwidth and now everything works ok.

        /usr/local/bandwidth/bandwidth was already a symlink to /usr/pbi/bandwidth-amd64/bandwidth/bandwidth so I have just completed the set  :D

        mmmh... maybe I was not clear, If anyone wants help just reply to this.

        -bu

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