Google Analytics - Use by pfSense?
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@Gertjan said in Google Analytics - Use by pfSense?:
@RobbieTT said in Google Analytics - Use by pfSense?:
It's in the pfSense firmware code.
My bad. Thought you were talking about the forum.
pfSense : located it : /usr/local/www/vendor/jquery-treegrid/index.html
Not quiet followed the KGB/FSB relation here.
You forgot that in 90% of situation You open pfSense forum page on the same machine where You open pfSense WebGUI;)
But more important are WHO PLACE THAT CODE HERE?
Why it is possible that some piece of code from most aggressive country in a world nowadays come to “one of the popular firewall solution that used in army and government in USA” ??? -
@Gertjan "/usr/local/www/vendor/jquery-treegrid/index.html" is sort of its own answer.
That's the documentation for the jquery-treegrid component: https://github.com/maxazan/jquery-treegrid/blob/master/docs/index.htmlThat probably shouldn't be part of the build, but mostly only for size reasons. It's also not actually harmful in any way.
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Thanks for the reassurance. Is there anything inside of the pfSense firmware that would make callouts to any 3rd party analytics?
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TreeGrid plugin for jQuery
See more information at http://maxazan.github.io/jquery-treegrid
@stephenw10
Is the jQuery used for the abc backup when it enabled and sends your configuration file to the cloud with Plus? You know how it has to also check what’s stored there also? -
@RobbieTT said in Google Analytics - Use by pfSense?:
Thanks for the reassurance. Is there anything inside of the pfSense firmware that would make callouts to any 3rd party analytics?
As far as I know there's not, but it's a bit outside of my area of expertise.
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Note that it was removed as unnecessary: https://github.com/pfsense/pfsense/commit/4e8f6cedd9c4b32b24ac3619f84e33a9a4708a29
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Two weeks ago, if I am reading that correctly? If so this is a change in the upcoming 24.03?
Good to know it's being tidied-up.
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Yup, they are removed in 24.03:
[24.03-DEVELOPMENT][admin@apu.stevew.lan]/root: ls -ls /usr/local/www/vendor/jquery-treegrid/ total 60 4 -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 39 Feb 26 21:54 .gitignore 4 -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 936 Feb 26 21:54 CHANGELOG.txt 4 -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 520 Feb 26 21:54 Gruntfile.js 4 -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 1067 Feb 26 21:54 LICENSE 4 -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 343 Feb 26 21:54 README.md 4 -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 599 Feb 26 21:54 bower.json 4 -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 370 Feb 26 21:54 composer.json 4 drwxr-xr-x 2 root wheel 512 Feb 28 22:44 css 4 drwxr-xr-x 3 root wheel 1024 Feb 28 22:44 examples 4 drwxr-xr-x 2 root wheel 512 Feb 28 22:44 img 4 drwxr-xr-x 2 root wheel 512 Feb 28 22:44 js 4 -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 892 Feb 26 21:54 package.json 4 -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 2054 Feb 26 21:54 params.json 4 -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 3505 Feb 26 21:54 styles.css 4 -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 882 Feb 26 21:54 treegrid.jquery.json
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@stephenw10 Can I safely delete this in my 23.05.01 BE? This is the only version that supports my Crypto chip for offloading with OpenVPN. The new one won't run it.
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You should be able to remove those unneeded files, yes.
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No you need the plugin just not the files shown here:
https://github.com/pfsense/pfsense/commit/4e8f6cedd9c4b32b24ac3619f84e33a9a4708a29 -
The files removed in the mentioned commit don't actually do anything, so I'd recommend just leaving them in place, rather than risk removing one file too many and breaking things.
They'll automagically disappear when you upgrade to 24.03 anyway.
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@kprovost Naaaa I am gonna delete that stuff but make a BE first. @stephenw10 said it was ok. I have Boot Environments so I can go back if needed.
They are Gone...
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@JonathanLee said in Google Analytics - Use by pfSense?:
@stephenw10 said it was ok.
Ha! @kprovost is who I usually ask. He's at wizard level compared to me!
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@stephenw10 Well someone had to make a sacrificial test.... might as well be me I haven't done one in a while. Seems ok. nothing has failed so far.
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@RobbieTT said in Google Analytics - Use by pfSense?:
Thanks for the reassurance. Is there anything inside of the pfSense firmware that would make callouts to any 3rd party analytics?
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@RobbieTT said in Google Analytics - Use by pfSense?:
Thanks for the reassurance. Is there anything inside of the pfSense firmware that would make callouts to any 3rd party analytics?
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Lets to remind: in case with GOOGLE/YAHOO - we have a deal with SEARCH system (yes, all of them collecting our info, but THAT REGULATED BY LAWS), in case with BAIDU/MAILRU/YANDEX - WE HAVE A DEAL WITH SPY SYSTEMS FROM AGRESSIVE DICTATORSHIPS.
And most of them are DIRECT ENEMY of US. This mean Your personal enemy if You care about Your country.
So speaking about russian/china systems as 'analytic product' is totally incorrect and lead to direct damage in nearest feature.
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I really hope after this Netgate at least remove any callbacks to KGB-related Yandex’s code.
You know just nothing about what is KGB-russia now.
But You must understand that right now this terrorist country already acting against US. You must be responsible about this understanding no matter are You reading news or not.
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@RobbieTT said in Google Analytics - Use by pfSense?:
Hi Sergei, would you mind not spamming my thread please. Russia is bad, I get it, but this is a general pfSense question.
I'd be really grateful if you would self-delete your posts too.
Do You really need to hiding from U.S. Army Cyber School’s investors and management (as real example, they using Netgate appliances and software) the fact that
each time their students (no matter in school campus, at home or AT WORK IN ARMY FORCES OR DEFENSE GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT after graduation)- click on (?) at the pfSense WebGUI’s any page;
- manually opening the pfSense Users Forum (to find problems solution);
THIS LEAD TO CALLING YANDEX CODE that pull all available information about network connection, network environment and computer device from which this call come, and all this information would be in real time collected, aggregated and being analyzed in GRU and FSB ?
Are You really not understanding how this dangerous for Your motherland?
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I more than sure that many students and US army IT security department specialists would be shocked to know that their computers regularly calling this peace of code from terrorists country that officially claimed by US government as one of two biggest US’s enemy… -
We already removed it, it's not in 24.03. And it didn't actually do anything anyway.