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    IPv6 lease files needed; Working on a patch for #7413

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      al
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      I have created a patch and wrote about it here:
      https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/7413#change-35288

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        Guest
        last edited by

        Tried adding the patch using system patches and get Patch Fetch failed.

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          al
          last edited by

          Hi marjohn56,

          I wait for feedback re. the patch - I have not sent an official pull request yet, but mentioned where my github repo is with the files:
          https://github.com/al-right/pfSense-dhcpv6-gui-leases-patch

          The reason is that there are many changes and the patch rather big, but if I get time this weekend I will
          make a patch where I move most of the files into a sub directory of /usr/local/www/ and also make a smaller
          amend to one of the files.

          But thanks for your interest - I'll update this forum thread once there is news.

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            Guest
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            It's not a requirement to have issued a PR to use the pfSense patches system. As long as the commit you have issued is complete.

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            • MikeV7896M
              MikeV7896
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              If there's some way to apply this through the System Patches package, I'd be happy to do so… but I don't see an actual patch file, commit ID, or whatever is needed to be able to apply it that way. I'm not one to go through and just replace files.

              The S in IOT stands for Security

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                Guest
                last edited by

                It's not been done as a patch, all separate complete files. It looks interesting, but a pain if it's not a patch that can be added/removed at the click of a button.

                I'll not have time today, but tomorrow I may have time to go through them and create a patch commit.

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                  al
                  last edited by

                  Hi marjohn56 and virgiliomi,

                  I'll make the patch this weekend.
                  I have a couple of smaller amends that need to go in e.g.
                  with respect to the license in one of the files
                  and make a sub folder for all but the status lease file.
                  Patience - I promise I'll make it ;)

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                    al
                    last edited by

                    Hi all,

                    I have made the PR and you can find it here:
                    https://github.com/pfsense/pfsense/pull/3892/commits/c56471a75ac8cb7c573280022575ffdf0a92cf09
                    I have also tested it via System / Patches.

                    Feel free to try it out and comment.

                    Thanks :)

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                    • MikeV7896M
                      MikeV7896
                      last edited by

                      Looks to be working well! It went through my leases and showed all the hosts that I would expect it to. The comparison to the NDP table to show MAC address seems to work as well. Not that MAC address has much to do with DHCPv6 like it does with DHCPv4, but if paired with the OUI file (placed wherever NMAP places it), you can at least see who made the device or network adapter. :)

                      dhcpv6-leases.png_thumb
                      dhcpv6-leases.png

                      The S in IOT stands for Security

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                        Guest
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                        Looking good here too.

                        Nice work.

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                          al
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                          Hi all,

                          I have updated the PR with a second patch.
                          https://github.com/pfsense/pfsense/pull/3892/commits/f95579a6c42ab6bce1a103b8277c0cee93302b16

                          There are among other things a couple of visual changes
                          which intention is to give a better overview, because the
                          space in the tables are limited. You might want to read
                          the commit log message for further details.

                          Applying the newest patch with System Patches
                          won't work.                           I guess it is because of the files
                          that moved.

                          You will have to copy the files to their target
                          locations manually when testing.

                          Thanks :)

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