Unofficial E2guardian package for pfSense

Mr. Jingles

I did the last command you posted:
fetch -o /usr/local/pkg/e2guardian.inc https://raw.githubusercontent.com/marcelloc/Unofficial-pfSense-packages/b3bfccd0335b30fc9b9f56856e215daabd3a6b9d/pkg-e2guardian/files/usr/local/pkg/e2guardian.inc
I went into the Daemon tab, added 8888 at the bottom, did not enable e2guardian, only pressed 'save'.

And now I'm waiting for some minutes to see the tab in my browser change from 'connecting…' to something more useful.

When I enabled the Daemon, it didn't work.

tinyproxy and e2guardian both refuse to start.

Screenshot of system log I attached.

e2guardian01.jpg_thumb

Mr. Jingles

How can I remove this? It is not in 'installed packages'.

Is there a very safe stable removal script?

jetberrocal

@jetberrocal:

I have something missing between e2g and squid.
I activated squid authentication against local table and enabled Proxy-Basic in e2g, but web browsers are not asking for user/pass.

What can I provide to get help?

Just to add some info:

I added a second Group ("Authenticated") (copy of Default group but different name). Added 1 user to the new group ("test").
Default Group has no users assigned.

marcelloc

@jetberrocal:

Can you place the file in a more user friendly folder name?

You can also reinstall the package. On my test vm I have no erros on this file.

marcelloc

@Mr.:

A fresh first time install on 2.3.4 gives scary errors :o

Try to install squid or cron package first. I'm not seeing these pkg erros here but I'll test on a fresh 2.3.4 install too.

@Mr.:

tinyproxy and e2guardian both refuse to start.

As the pkg process failed on your box, there is no e2guardian or tinyproxy binaires installed.

@Mr.:

Is there a very safe stable removal script?

You can remove all e2guardian files under /usr/local/pkg dir.

jetberrocal

@marcelloc:

@jetberrocal:

Can you place the file in a more user friendly folder name?

You can also reinstall the package. On my test vm I have no erros on this file.

Reinstall you mean to execute install_e2guardian_23.sh again? That should overwrite all the files? Or should I remove e2g from /usr/local/pkg?

jetberrocal

After I created another Group I see this errors:

May 25 19:17:16 e2guardian 70838 Error opening sslsiteregexplist
May 25 19:17:16 e2guardian 70838 Error reading file /usr/local/etc/e2guardian/lists/sslsiteregexplist.g_Authenticated: No such file or directory

The file in fact does not exist.
The Group use the "Default" ACL which has SSL Regex disabled, so why is looking for the file?

Looking in the lists folder I see that the other *.g_Authenticated files were created maybe all of them except the sslsiteregexplist.

marcelloc

@jetberrocal:

stall_e2guardian_23.sh again? That should overwrite all the files?

Yes

jetberrocal

@jetberrocal:

@jetberrocal:

I have something missing between e2g and squid.
I activated squid authentication against local table and enabled Proxy-Basic in e2g, but web browsers are not asking for user/pass.

What can I provide to get help?

Just to add some info:

I added a second Group ("Authenticated") (copy of Default group but different name). Added 1 user to the new group ("test").
Default Group has no users assigned.

Trying to solve the problem by myself made squid listen on LAN interface only and set e2g to parent proxy 192.168.1.1 (pfsense/squid LAN IP) to see if Authentication happen to be on LAN interface.

Did nmap -p3128 192.168.1.1 and it found the port open and squid as service.

Squid refused the e2g connection. Set back squid to listen on loopback and e2g to parent proxy default (empty / 127.0.0.1), then connection was successful.

So still web browsers pass without asking user/pass.

marcelloc

@marcelloc:

but I'll test on a fresh 2.3.4 install too.

I did a fresh install, installed cron package from gui and then e2guardian from console, configured shalist and waited short time until it was downloaded and applied, after it, configured some gui options, saved and applied config. Service is running fine.

marcelloc

@jetberrocal:

So still web browsers pass without asking user/pass.

I'm installing squid to do some authentication tests

jetberrocal

@marcelloc:

@jetberrocal:

So still web browsers pass without asking user/pass.

I'm installing squid to do some authentication tests

Thanks. Without authentication the Groups are not really used.

marcelloc

@jetberrocal:

Thanks. Without authentication the Groups are not really used.

METHOD 1(sandwich mode)

on e2guardian,

select tinyproxy as parent proxy (127.0.0.1:8888)
create a second group and include a user on it
on general tab, Selected proxy-basic and proxy digest
save, apply

on squid,

configured local authentication
create a test/lab user
configured remote cache with e2guardian ip, port peer type parent method round-robin and proxy only
save

METHOD 2

on e2guardian,

select squid not on loopback as parent proxy (192.168.0.38:3128)
create a second group and include a user on it
on general tab, Selected proxy-basic, proxy-ntml(maybe optional) and proxy-digest
save, apply

on squid,

listen squid on lan interface
configure local authentication
create a test/lab user
save

with these setups, I have users under e2guardian logs

jetberrocal

@marcelloc:

@jetberrocal:

Thanks. Without authentication the Groups are not really used.

METHOD 1(sandwich mode)

on e2guardian,

select tinyproxy as parent proxy (127.0.0.1:8888)

created a second group and included lab user on it

on general tab, Selected proxy-basic and proxy digest

save, apply

on squid,

configured local authentication

created a lab user

configured remote cache with e2guardian ip, port peer type parent method round-robin and proxy only

METHOD 2

on e2guardian,

select squid not on loopback as parent proxy (192.168.0.38:3128)

created a second group and included lab user on it

on general tab, Selected proxy-basic, proxy-ntml(maybe optional) and proxy-digest

save, apply

on squid,

configured local authentication

created a lab user

with these setups, I have users under e2guardian logs

I tried method two, but selecting only proxy-basic. Set the ip of the squid/proxy which is 192.168.1.1 (the same as e2g and pfsense - they are on same server/box).

But did not work. e2g could not connect to squid for some weird reason.

Tried again, but now I set both IP and port of squid even if port was default value. This time worked.

marcelloc

Try a service stop/start and try to watch the traffic with tcpdump.

You can also test on console if a telnet in squid port connects.

jetberrocal

I am still missing the fix to the sslsiteregexplist.g_Authenticated: No such file or directory error.

I think the error is some missing code for the ssl regex section, because looking the folder the other *.g_Authenticated files are being created.

I guess I can create the file manually as a work around, but I prefer that this is solved in the code.

marcelloc

I'll test again with the ssl inspection enabled to see if still has something to fix.

marcelloc

@jetberrocal:

I am still missing the fix to the sslsiteregexplist.g_Authenticated: No such file or directory error.

Got the same error with the subsequent groups. I'll check the code to see what is wrong and tell you when it's fixed.

marcelloc

@jetberrocal:

I am still missing the fix to the sslsiteregexplist.g_Authenticated: No such file or directory error.

fetch the e2guardian.inc file again via ssh, edit and save config and see if it's finally fixed


fetch -o /usr/local/pkg/e2guardian.inc https://raw.githubusercontent.com/marcelloc/Unofficial-pfSense-packages/master/pkg-e2guardian/files/usr/local/pkg/e2guardian.inc

jetberrocal

@marcelloc:

@jetberrocal:

I am still missing the fix to the sslsiteregexplist.g_Authenticated: No such file or directory error.

Got the same error with the subsequent groups. I'll check the code to see what is wrong and tell you when it's fixed.

Is good that you could replicate the problem.

Thank you for your efforts.