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      mindframe
      last edited by

      @mindframe:

      Hey all,

      Try disabling the Dashboard auto-update check. It seems unrelated, but I made this change last weekend and my system has been stable ever since.

      Well it finally failed after a week of being stable…

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        morph0
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        @BBcan177:

        I made some additional mods to the code.  Run the following command to download the patched version from my Github Gist:

        fetch -o /usr/local/pkg/pfblockerng/pfblockerng.inc "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/BBcan177/7ff15715be0f02afdbe0a00c676aedce/raw"
        

        Recommend a reboot after downloading the patch.

        Please let me know your feedback!

        I installed this today and after 6 hours of running my pFsense VM increased disk usage of over 20gb and crashed the VM and needed to be rebuilt.

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        • BBcan177B
          BBcan177 Moderator
          last edited by

          @morph0:

          I installed this today and after 6 hours of running my pFsense VM increased disk usage of over 20gb and crashed the VM and needed to be rebuilt.

          I don't think the patch would have done that… Confirmed with a few other users. Check your PM for details and we can go from there... Thanks!

          "Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it."

          Website: http://pfBlockerNG.com
          Twitter: @BBcan177  #pfBlockerNG
          Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/pfBlockerNG/new/

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            seraphyn
            last edited by

            @morph0:

            @BBcan177:

            I made some additional mods to the code.  Run the following command to download the patched version from my Github Gist:

            fetch -o /usr/local/pkg/pfblockerng/pfblockerng.inc "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/BBcan177/7ff15715be0f02afdbe0a00c676aedce/raw"
            

            Recommend a reboot after downloading the patch.

            Please let me know your feedback!

            I installed this today and after 6 hours of running my pFsense VM increased disk usage of over 20gb and crashed the VM and needed to be rebuilt.

            Works on my machines since 4 days without a hassle and without filling up the disks.
            What was filled up, did you have had a look on the files?

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              morph0
              last edited by

              @seraphyn:

              @morph0:

              @BBcan177:

              I made some additional mods to the code.  Run the following command to download the patched version from my Github Gist:

              fetch -o /usr/local/pkg/pfblockerng/pfblockerng.inc "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/BBcan177/7ff15715be0f02afdbe0a00c676aedce/raw"
              

              Recommend a reboot after downloading the patch.

              Please let me know your feedback!

              I installed this today and after 6 hours of running my pFsense VM increased disk usage of over 20gb and crashed the VM and needed to be rebuilt.

              Works on my machines since 4 days without a hassle and without filling up the disks.
              What was filled up, did you have had a look on the files?

              I checked BBcan's pm and started the process again and keeping check on a few things this time. I couldn't check when it happened though as it had reached 109% storage and the VM crashed and when I rebooted it, it took everything with it. Configs for all services where 95% lost (like 3 DHCP mappings remained of a list of 200+, lost all NAT/Rules). So I ended up just factory resetting and am now attempting to replicate the findings. I will keep everyone updated as the day progresses.

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                gsmornot
                last edited by

                2.4.1-RELEASE (amd64)  and pfBlockerNG 2.1.2_1 which has been just fine until this morning. I now get the 502 bad gateway again. I installed the two patch files as well prior to the update to 2.1.2_1. I don't know when I lost access since the system will continue to run but I think I looked at the GUI yesterday.

                I just installed the most recent change from the previous page so ignore this until I have more time to keep an eye on it. I read past the 3rd file thinking it was one of the previous files.

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                  JeffV
                  last edited by

                  I've been struggling with this same issue on two devices (SG-2240 and SG-4860) since this thread was created as well.  I'm currently on the 2.4.1 release with the latest pfblockerng, snort and squid/squidguard packages. In all cases, it seems like this issue is encountered at the stroke of midnight.  I've been ready to capture the console text but like other users have reported, the console stops responding completely so I can't capture the data requested.

                  Last night, I looked at all the cron jobs that were kicking off around midnight and there were several that were happening at exactly midnight. I modified them to have at least 5 minutes separation to see if that might help.  I've also tried pausing pfblockerng and snort and still get the 502.

                  Just thought I would also report this is still an on going issue.

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                  • JailerJ
                    Jailer
                    last edited by

                    I've already posted it once, but a ZFS install cured all my issues. Even on 2.4.0 and pbng 2.1.2

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                      pfcode
                      last edited by

                      Hi, All

                      Is it just the pfBlockerNG DNSBL issue? Can I turn on the IPv4 blocks only?  I have upgraded to 2.4.1 (ufs) already, pfBlockerNG is disabled due to the issue, but I really want to turn it on. Thanks.

                      Release: pfSense 2.4.3(amd64)
                      M/B: Supermicro A1SRi-2558F
                      HDD: Intel X25-M 160G
                      RAM: 2x8Gb Kingston ECC ValueRAM
                      AP: Netgear R7000 (XWRT), Unifi AC Pro

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                        sidewinder
                        last edited by

                        Really dumb question I am sure, but if the WEB GUI is giving a Bad Gateway, is the only way to correct this with a clean install?  I am not sure if SSH access was enabled but ssh to 192.168.1.1 and .254 times out.

                        If I restart the router with via the power cord, I still can't get past the bad gateway even for a second.

                        Am I doomed?

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                          JeffV
                          last edited by

                          @Jailer:

                          I've already posted it once, but a ZFS install cured all my issues. Even on 2.4.0 and pbng 2.1.2

                          I did a clean install with ZFS and am still getting this issue.

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                            ha11oga11o
                            last edited by

                            @ha11oga11o:

                            For me after  2.4.1-RELEASE (amd64)  and pfBlockerNG 2.1.2_1 Finally no more err 502 or 504. Open VPN keep connections.

                            Sistem running for  2 Days 09 Hours 02 Minutes 23 Seconds. Before i had issues after 6-9 hrs.

                            Many thnx fo all.

                            Just to add that my system still works without issues for 6 Days 23 Hours 15 Minutes. If anyone needs any outputs i will provide, but just tell me what to do to create logs.

                            Cheers!

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                              lavem
                              last edited by

                              I disabled pfBlockerNG but I'm also getting this 502 Bad Gateway message.

                              When I log in via SSH it just shows:

                              pfSense -

                              And you can't do anything. However if I hit ctrl-z it drops to a working shell allowing me to reboot so I can get in via the GUI.

                              Hope this helps others who don't have easy access to their routers.

                              Steve

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                                D-Kun
                                last edited by

                                Hello,

                                still getting this issue after a few hours of uptime.

                                2.4.1-RELEASE (amd64) running on ufs
                                pfBlockerNG - 2.1.2_1
                                snort - 3.2.9.5_2 (newer one available)

                                Just disabling the DNSBL helps to keep everything working. But thats not the sense to deactivate it.
                                pfblockerNG with disabled DNSBL runs fine.

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                                  Hans_P
                                  last edited by

                                  This has happened twice today so this is still an issue.

                                  pfSense Netgate SG-4860
                                  2.4.1-RELEASE (amd64)

                                  pfBlockerNG 2.1.2_1

                                  I have attached the recommended Output File but was wondering if there is anything else that needs to be supplied to help?

                                  [pfSense Output File_11-2-17.txt](/public/imported_attachments/1/pfSense Output File_11-2-17.txt)

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                                    vomcliff
                                    last edited by

                                    @vomcliff:

                                    Just to add to this thread, I can confirm that the above fix worked for me. I had this issue after pushing out the upgrade to 2.4 and followed the post above (I commented the lines out rather than deleting them). Since then it has been stable and all pfSense routers in my environment have stopped giving the bad gateway error.

                                    After I commented out that block of code, I've been stable although I know it's just a bandaid for now. On one of my 8 devices, I've been pushing out the updates for pfblockerng and am still getting the Bad Gateway 502 nginx error. In turn, with all packages up to date, I've simply commented out the updated block of code and again it seems to be stable. I know this is not the fix, but at least I'm not having to reboot the gateway router 1-2x a day.

                                    Here is what I commented out:

                                    File: /usr/local/www/pfblockerng/www/index.php

                                    // Increment DNSBL Alias counter
                                    /*if (!empty($pfb_query)) {
                                     *	$pfb_found = FALSE;
                                     *
                                     *	$dnsbl_info = '/var/db/pfblockerng/dnsbl_info';
                                     *	if (($handle = @fopen("{$dnsbl_info}", 'r')) !== FALSE) {
                                     *		$lock_handle = @try_lock($handle, 5);
                                     *		if ($lock_handle) {
                                     *			if (($pfb_output = @fopen("{$dnsbl_info}.bk", 'w')) !== FALSE) {
                                     *				$lock_pfb_output = @try_lock($pfb_output, 5);
                                     *				if ($lock_pfb_output) {
                                     *					$pfb_found = TRUE; 
                                     *
                                     *					// Find line with corresponding DNSBL Aliasname
                                     *					while (($line = @fgetcsv($handle)) !== FALSE) {
                                     *						if ($line[0] == $pfb_query) {
                                     *							$line[3] += 1;
                                     *						}
                                     *						@fputcsv($pfb_output, $line);
                                     *					}
                                     *					@unlock($lock_pfb_output);
                                     *				}
                                     *				@unlock_force($pfb_output);
                                     *				@fclose($pfb_output);
                                     *			}
                                     *			@unlock($lock_handle);
                                     *		}
                                     *		@unlock_force($handle);
                                     *		@fclose($handle);
                                     *	} 
                                     *
                                     *	if ($pfb_found) {
                                     *		@rename("{$dnsbl_info}.bk", "{$dnsbl_info}");
                                     *	}
                                     *}
                                     */
                                    

                                    I'll check back Monday to see if there are any updates! Have a nice weekend everyone!

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                                    • BordiB
                                      Bordi
                                      last edited by

                                      @seraphyn:

                                      @morph0:

                                      @BBcan177:

                                      I made some additional mods to the code.  Run the following command to download the patched version from my Github Gist:

                                      fetch -o /usr/local/pkg/pfblockerng/pfblockerng.inc "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/BBcan177/7ff15715be0f02afdbe0a00c676aedce/raw"
                                      

                                      Recommend a reboot after downloading the patch.

                                      Please let me know your feedback!

                                      I installed this today and after 6 hours of running my pFsense VM increased disk usage of over 20gb and crashed the VM and needed to be rebuilt.

                                      Works on my machines since 4 days without a hassle and without filling up the disks.

                                      I did this too. Everything is on the latest release. pfBlockerNG seems to be working fine. Ok it's just an hour ago however it is -up to now- one hour without issues. It looks a bit like stable. I'll give you a feedback if there is any change.

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                                        steky9
                                        last edited by

                                        This is still happening to me on 2.4.1 and the latest PfBlocker. Took 8 days from reboot for the 502's to start and all SSH connections to fail, and approx 1 more day after that for all traffic to be dropped. Needed to get it back asap so don't have logs.

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                                          fraglord
                                          last edited by

                                          @steky9:

                                          This is still happening to me on 2.4.1 and the latest PfBlocker. Took 8 days from reboot for the 502's to start and all SSH connections to fail, and approx 1 more day after that for all traffic to be dropped. Needed to get it back asap so don't have logs.

                                          I can confirm too. Exactly the same happens here :-(

                                          pfSense 2.4.0 (amd64) running on IGEL H710C | 1G RAM | 8G SSD | INTEL PRO/1000 PT Dual NIC

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                                            JeffV
                                            last edited by

                                            Ok… don't know if this is luck and I'll be jinxing it with this post but after battling this for weeks (on both UFS and ZFS) I decided to alter my CRON jobs such that all recurring tasks would be assured to have a minimum of 5 minutes. Since doing that, I've gone over 7 days without a hitch for the first time in over a month.

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