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    Crash report after update from 2.5.0-20200519 to 2.5.0-20200520

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    • R
      Robert_Knabe last edited by

      Hallo,

      this morning I had a crash after updating from pfSense 2.5.0 version 20200519 to the latest version dated 20200520.
      I am using RADIUS authentication with FreeRADIUS package on the pfSense machine. After a while I could log on to the machine and got the following crash report:

      Crash report begins. Anonymous machine information:
      amd64
      12.1-STABLE
      FreeBSD 12.1-STABLE f1de4082be8(devel-12) pfSense
      Crash report details:
      PHP Errors:
      [21-May-2020 08:05:09 Europe/Berlin] PHP Fatal error: Error converting Address in /usr/local/share/pear/Auth/RADIUS.php on line 218

      No FreeBSD crash data found.

      Uploaded the related PHP errors log file:
      [0_1590060234315_PHP_errors_20200521.log](Uploading 100%)

      Kind regards
      Robert Knabe

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      • jimp
        jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate last edited by jimp

        How did you specify the address for the RADIUS server?

        I don't think anything changed in the code there... But if it's a hostname and suddenly it only resolved to an AAAA record I could see it having a problem with that (the PEAR module for RADIUS doesn't support IPv6).

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          Robert_Knabe last edited by

          The RADIUS server is FreeRADIUS running as pfSense package on the pfSense machine. It is specified as "localhost" in "System/User Manager/Authentication Servers". The RADIUS NAS IP Attribute is set to the IP of the WAN1 interface. I used this configuration since at least 3 months without problems.
          Before reporting the crash today i checked this twice: rebooted 2 times without being able to log on and without any router operation. Then after some time i could log on and got the crash report.
          Some minutes ago i rebooted the pfSense machine and the error is gone: normal boot, no messages or crashes - very strange.

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          • jimp
            jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate last edited by

            Change it to 127.0.0.1.

            The host localhost can be IPv6 or IPv4, and the RADIUS client only supports IPv4.

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              Robert_Knabe last edited by Robert_Knabe

              Thanks a lot, i'll change it.

              Update 2020-05-22:
              After the address change there were no further problems and updating to version 2.5.0-20200522 worked seamlessly.

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