Alias WebGUI bugs
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I'm not sure where to post these…
pfsense: 1.2 Release.
1. There seems to be a limit of 98 entries per alias, which is ok. Problem is that it allows to add more, but then just looses them after a save.
2. Sometimes, not always there is alias entry 'fragmentation'. After saving these aliases they appear as in attached picture.BR,
Andy
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I have worked a bit more with aliases and Regarding #2 it seems that the bug occurs when Alias type = Network and CIDR has the same number as the previous entry, then it gets 'framgented'.
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I have worked a bit more with aliases and Regarding #2 it seems that the bug occurs when Alias type = Network and CIDR has the same number as the previous entry, then it gets 'framgented'.
I haven't seen this. No frags just loosing some and can't add new one. And list is looong but. I didn't find any reference on that how long list can be.
Sasa
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the 99 entries limit is correct.
It's not documented but it exists. So let this forum post the documentation. In the future there will be a higher limit.
Kind regards,
Seth
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Can you replicate that fragmentation? If so, please provide specific steps that'll allow us to replicate and fix it.
I opened a ticket on this, we shouldn't just drop any exceeding the limit without warning at least.
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I have just increased the limit to 299.
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I have just increased the limit to 299.
Can I change that in 1.2 relase. It is in production and I nead that feature. pfSense is interconnectig 3 networks with 150 comps on each and system admin wish is to use lists to enabele or disable acces to internet for large group of users (IP's).
Is there a way for me to change something by hand (like I am using my script for interconnecting DynDNS named sistes in IPSec tunneling with uptime 99,99% :-) )
Sasa
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This is the change: http://cvstrac.pfsense.org/chngview?cn=22213
You can manually change the file at your pfSense using diagnostics>edit file from the webgui.
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You can manually change the file at your pfSense using diagnostics>edit file from the webgui.
TNX for that info/help.
Sasa
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This is the change: http://cvstrac.pfsense.org/chngview?cn=22213
You can manually change the file at your pfSense using diagnostics>edit file from the webgui.I have applied changes and it is OK now.
TNX again.
Sasa