@stephenw10 said in [Crash Report] - Crash after update from 2.6.0 to 2.7.0:

Which is fixed in 2.7.2.

Cool - thank you. As I just wrote in my edit I managed to upgrade it to 2.7.2, so it probably won't happen again.

@michmoor said in Patches update:

Yep. Sorry if that wasnt clear.
I am doing full MITM.

Np, I was just trying to understand :)

@michmoor said in Patches update:

If you rely only on the internal redirect then pfsense points back to itself on the management port (firewall.example.com:443) .
The problem of course is that in order to serve the page you must make your management port accessible to all LAN clients. That means making management accessible to all LAN clients. The only workaround is to use an external webserver that has php code on it to interrupt whats being sent to it from pfsense

Now I see what you meant, yes, indeed that would be a problem.. Using an external server for that solves this problem.