What This Mean...see Image Below.

[NollipfSense]

Current Base System2.7.0.a.20230322.0600
Latest Base System2.7.0.a.20230322.0600
Status

[townsenk64]

@nollipfsense I'm getting the same. Seems to trigger what the main dashboard is accessed. Maybe a Widget?

[NollipfSense]

@townsenk64 Okay, thanks.

[dread_ire]

I'm getting this as well. Seems to happen on the latest version.

[Dobby_]

Me too! Its flooding the entire console and makes it useless.

nl_generic] PID 90258 genl_handle_message: received family nlctrl cmd GETFAMILY(3) len 32
[nl_generic] PID 90258 genl_handle_message: received family carp cmd SIOCGVH(1) len 28
[nl_generic] PID 90763 genl_handle_message: received family nlctrl cmd GETFAMILY(3) len 32
[nl_generic] PID 90763 genl_handle_message: received family carp cmd SIOCGVH(1) len 28
[nl_generic] PID 91412 genl_handle_message: received family nlctrl cmd GETFAMILY(3) len 32
[nl_generic] PID 91412 genl_handle_message: received family carp cmd SIOCGVH(1) len 28
[nl_generic] PID 92166 genl_handle_message: received family nlctrl cmd GETFAMILY(3) len 32
[nl_generic] PID 92166 genl_handle_message: received family carp cmd SIOCGVH(1) len 28
[nl_generic] PID 92466 genl_handle_message: received family nlctrl cmd GETFAMILY(3) len 32
[nl_generic] PID 92466 genl_handle_message: received family carp cmd SIOCGVH(1) len 28
[nl_generic] PID 37785 genl_handle_message: received family nlctrl cmd GETFAMILY(3) len 32
[nl_generic] PID 37785 genl_handle_message: received family carp cmd SIOCGVH(1) len 28
[nl_generic] PID 39869 genl_handle_message: received family nlctrl cmd GETFAMILY(3) len 32
[nl_generic] PID 39869 genl_handle_message: received family carp cmd SIOCGVH(1) len 28
[nl_generic] PID 44426 genl_handle_message: received family nlctrl cmd GETFAMILY(3) len 32
[nl_generic] PID 44426 genl_handle_message: received family carp cmd SIOCGVH(1) len 28
[nl_generic] PID 47048 genl_handle_message: received family nlctrl cmd GETFAMILY(3) len 32

[NollipfSense]

@dobby_ said in What This Mean...see Image Below.:

console and makes it useless.

No, if you hit return/enter you get the console menu back.

[Dobby_]

@nollipfsense said in What This Mean...see Image Below.:

@dobby_ said in What This Mean...see Image Below.:

console and makes it useless.

No, if you hit return/enter you get the console menu back.

Yes you are right with this, but.................

[townsenk64]

@dobby_ Christian McDonald said that this will be fixed on the next FreeBSD upstream merge. How often that is done, I don't know.

[NollipfSense]

@townsenk64 said in What This Mean...see Image Below.:

How often that is done

Quarterly if I understand correctly, which means the end of this month.

[Dobby_]

@nollipfsense said in What This Mean...see Image Below.:

Quarterly if I understand correctly, which means the end of this month.

Would be nice!

[PatRyan]

According to the bugtracker you can turn off these excess messages. See https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/14163

Go to System / Advanced / System Tunables. Add an entry for net.netlink.debug.nl_generic_debug_level and set it to 7.