States tab missing data
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@rschell Interesting. Let's start poking around then and compare notes re: setups.
Where I have seen it, the systems are KVM virtualized, single WAN interface (vtnet0). One OpenVPN interface. No floating rules, no policy routing. NAT-Outbound set to hybrid.
They did at some stage have 2.5.1-DEV with WireGuard which was then removed when they went 2.5.1-Release.
I will try doing a fresh install of 2.6.0-dev from https://snapshots.netgate.com/amd64/pfSense_master/installer/ and restoring the .xml to see if that cleans things up somehow.
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@mfld said in States tab missing data:
This needs to be on redmine IMO.
Sound similar to State counters not updating and always show 0/0 since last few updates
But also appears to be more directly in redmine now 2.6.0-DEVELOPMENT - state and byte counters on firewall rules tabs are all 0 zerotext -
Seems fixed in Version 2.6.0.a.20210521.0100 !
Anyone on 2.6.0.a.20210521.0100 or later still seeing this, please get into redmine to let them know. On my end, it's all good now.
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Issue is back with 2.6.0.a.20210604.0100
All zeroes...
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There was a new pf merge unrelated to the old one, so the problem on 2.6.0 snapshots is new and without more debugging we can't say if it has a similar cause or fix to the previous issue. 2.5.2 is OK on the current snapshot, but it's about to get the same pf merge 2.6.0 has so it will likely be affected unless we fix it before the next build.
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Not sure what the status of this issue is, but it seems to be an issue fir me, on build 2.6.0.a.20210806.0500
Are there any logs you need me to upload?
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I can't seem to replicate that here on current snapshots on any of my systems, but we did have someone else internally report the same problem yesterday.
Do you have any state data under Diagnostics > States?
If you run
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Looks like somehow your pfSense PHP module may be out of sync with the kernel and needs reinstalled.
Try this from a shell prompt (console or SSH, not GUI):
pkg upgrade -fy php74-pfSense-module; /etc/rc.php-fpm_restart; /etc/rc.restart_webgui -
@jimp Thanks. That helped... however when I go to states it now looks like this, and doesn't show anything if you select anything other than 'All' for interfaces
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ok, that's a different problem. I'm seeing that on systems here as well. Likely a similar cause, a mismatch between kernel and the sources for pfctl or similar, but since that's all in base it's unlikely to have an easy temporary workaround until we fix it in the builds.
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Alright, no worries. Thanks again for your help. Did you need me to submit a bug report on redmine?
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No, that's ok. I'm working on one right now since it's easy for us to reproduce, but I'm still gathering some data for it so I know more about when it happens.
