Updating version via console/shell?

[thinair]

I wasn't trying to be sarcastic, I sincerly wondered what I had downloaded.  I didn't know the link for a file showed up in the directory as soon as you start uploading.  I'm a windows guy who is used to windows caching everything…anyway.

Ok, 0.94.20 updated, http works, https doesn't.

[sullrich]

@thinair:

I wasn't trying to be sarcastic, I sincerly wondered what I had downloaded.  I didn't know the link for a file showed up in the directory as soon as you start uploading.  I'm a windows guy who is used to windows caching everything…anyway.

Ok, 0.94.20 updated, http works, https doesn't.

Ok, thanks.  Will look into the https issues.

[sullrich]

HTTPS is fixed as of 0.95

[thinair]

Thank you, it works.

As a side note, as of 0.94.18, the 'Configuring OPT interfaces' no longer takes 3-5 minutes, it's just a few seconds and continues to load.  Thanks for that too.

[sullrich]

@thinair:

Thank you, it works.

As a side note, as of 0.94.18, the 'Configuring OPT interfaces' no longer takes 3-5 minutes, it's just a few seconds and continues to load.  Thanks for that too.

Good deal.  Please excercise the GUI as much as possible.  Try to "crash" it.

[thinair]

Well, here is my list i guess

• On the 'Diagnostics: Show States' page, i have to scroll all the way to the bottom of the page to see the states table.
• unchecking the 'Disable NAT Reflection' box still messes up all http traffic going out.
• the ntop service turns itself off for some reason

I suppose only the first is the a webGUI issue, and cosmetic at that.

And a question, you decide if it's webGUI related.  On the logs settings page, when I click 'Disable writing log files to the local disk', it doesn't hold the entries in RAM at all?  It basically disables logging unless you have a syslog server setup?

[sullrich]

@thinair:

Well, here is my list i guess

• On the 'Diagnostics: Show States' page, i have to scroll all the way to the bottom of the page to see the states table.
• unchecking the 'Disable NAT Reflection' box still messes up all http traffic going out.
• the ntop service turns itself off for some reason

I suppose only the first is the a webGUI issue, and cosmetic at that.

And a question, you decide if it's webGUI related.  On the logs settings page, when I click 'Disable writing log files to the local disk', it doesn't hold the entries in RAM at all?  It basically disables logging unless you have a syslog server setup?

1. please take a screen shot
2. you have some nat rule stepping on reflection, need to identify it, i cannot reporduce this
3. look in system logs for ntop entries
4. yes, it will not write entries at all

[thinair]

http://www.nelsonpapel.com/temp/pfsense.gif

[sullrich]

@thinair:

http://www.nelsonpapel.com/temp/pfsense.gif

Grrr..  I hate IE.

I'll look into it.

[thinair]

@sullrich:

3. look in system logs for ntop entries

Looks like it gets killed due to lack of RAM (128MB), I didn't create a swap partition due to the CF card.  I didn't think ntop was such a memory hog, I usually have under 40% memory usage with it off.

I gotta stop asking questions I can find answers to….
Sorry, but thanks.