After the latest update I got this notice (pfBlockerNG related)

Bob.Dig

When I look at the table, it is full of IPs. So maybe there was only a temporary glitch...

Edit: So I restored a backup, the behavior is the same but everything seems fine anyway.

BBcan177

Re-download the Maxmind DB from the shell also ensure that you registered for the MaxMind License key.

php -f /usr/local/www/pfblockerng/pfblockerng.php dc

Bob.Dig

@BBcan177

Thanks, but it says this.

[2.5.0-DEVELOPMENT][admin@pfSense.localdomain]/root: php -f /usr/local/www/pfblockerng/pfblockerng.php dc
Badly placed ()'s.

BBcan177

@Bob-Dig
Re-install the pkg as something is corrupt in that file Any hard drive issues? or space issues?
Follow that with the same command above.

Bob.Dig

@BBcan177 Not that I know of, but pfsense runs on Hyper-V, which seems always having some issues. I will rebuild a backup from two days ago, maybe there it is not happening? I don't know. I mean I see nothing wrong but that means almost nothing ^^.

Bob.Dig

Still the same behavior with an update restored from two days ago...
After starting the rebuilded pfsense I did another reboot, nothing is shown. Then, after the update, this happens again. I almost update daily so it is new (at least to me).

And while I was at it, also a three days old backup shows these after an update.

Bob.Dig

@BBcan177 said in After the latest update I got this notice (pfBlockerNG related):

@Bob-Dig
Re-install the pkg as something is corrupt in that file Any hard drive issues? or space issues?

No hard drive or space issues. Do get packages auto-updated with every system-update? It looks like it.

And still this, if I made it correctly (have a closer look):

BBcan177

@Bob-Dig
Did you add the extra bracket at the end of the command

Bob.Dig

@BBcan177 I copy and pasted this, three times now, after pressing 8, not 12.

%(#000000)[php -f /usr/local/www/pfblockerng/pfblockerng.php dc]

BBcan177

@Bob-Dig
This is the command without all the extra junk that got added with your copy/paste:

php -f /usr/local/www/pfblockerng/pfblockerng.php dc

Bob.Dig

@BBcan177 said in After the latest update I got this notice (pfBlockerNG related):

@Bob-Dig
This is the command without all the extra junk that got added with your copy/paste:

You posted it like this.

Now the output looks like so:

[2.5.0-DEVELOPMENT][admin@pfSense.localdomain]/root: php -f /usr/local/www/pfblockerng/pfblockerng.php dc

Download Process Starting [ 03/31/20 17:43:30 ]
 /usr/local/share/GeoIP/GeoLite2-Country.tar.gz         200 OK
 /usr/local/share/GeoIP/GeoLite2-Country-CSV.zip                200 OK
Download Process Ended [ 03/31/20 17:43:31 ]

Country code update Start
 Processing ISO IPv4 Continent/Country Data
 Processing ISO IPv6 Continent/Country Data [ 03/31/20 17:43:36 ]
 Creating pfBlockerNG Continent PHP files
 IPv4 Africa                     [ 03/31/20 17:43:37 ]
 IPv6 Africa
 IPv4 Antarctica
 IPv6 Antarctica
 IPv4 Asia
 IPv6 Asia
 IPv4 Europe
 IPv6 Europe                     [ 03/31/20 17:43:38 ]
 IPv4 North America              [ 03/31/20 17:43:39 ]
 IPv6 North America
 IPv4 Oceania                    [ 03/31/20 17:43:40 ]
 IPv6 Oceania
 IPv4 South America
 IPv6 South America
 IPv4 Proxy and Satellite
 IPv6 Proxy and Satellite
 IPv4 Top Spammers
 IPv6 Top Spammers
 pfBlockerNG Reputation Tab
Country Code Update Ended

Bob.Dig

Ok since yesterday I got problems with that alias, so I guess I have to delete the whole package with all setting and then reinstall to get it fixed...

Gertjan

@Bob-Dig said in After the latest update I got this notice (pfBlockerNG related):

problems with that alias

Remove the feed/alias.
How can removing and installing the same code change anything ? (assuming identical setup).

Bob.Dig

@Gertjan BBcan177 told me to and I did now.
I hope, it will help.

Gertjan

Read https://forum.netgate.com/topic/151950/malwarebytes-feed-hphosts-offline/7- and hope with me that I'm wrong .....

Bob.Dig

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