{Complete} Timebased Rules
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 Hello, 
 i need the snapshot server to test the build, then we will see if the project is finished.
 Greetings
 heiko
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 Server is down, we're working on it. 
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 I´m waiting and waiting, so i can test snort….. ;D 
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 we are Online! i will download and test the latest snapshot, i will be post the outcomes… 
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 All known bugs are knocked out using latest snapshot. Please test latest snapshot. This latest snapshot should complete time based rules if it meets approval. 
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 Hello Scott´s, first, i have a "big problem" with testing it completely out. Here the outcomes. Take a look at the Screenshots. 1.) The Filter reload ist not really working here. I created an icmp-rule to ping the wan-interface. OK, so i disabled this without having a schedule and the ping replys and replys and so on….... It is difficult to test the schedule-logic, cron, resettings states and so on if the filter reloading are not completely working without schedules. Even if i delete the rule, the ping replys and replys, i wait after the deletion one hour, the ping replys....New ping-sessions are also established. Hmmm? I don´t know. Sorry! Please duplicate! 2.) Can you implement the extension to "Console-menu"?? It would be very nice. 3.) a line break also in the configured range would be helpful --> Screenshot 
 ;D - it´s finished4.) the Description of the "schedule name" is not right, "-;_" kicks me out when i fill this in.. 
 ;D -it´s finished5.) Upps, when i edit a saved schedule and change the name for example from "test123" to "test12345", all rules with the schedule "test123" are not switching to "test12345" but to "none" -- intended Huh 
 ;D -it´s finished , cool solution6.) The "schedule name" field is very long, so look at the screenshot, maybe a little bit shorter, a field definition would be good. 
 ??? Not complete, take a look at the screenshot -- Sorry7.) Screenshot ; edit a saved range without saving the changes, edit then the next range, so the first one is down the drain, it would be better, i think, when only one range at a time can be modified. 
 ;D -it´s finished8.) Another problem i think --> see Screenshot ssh.jpg- I have to created a blocking rule like ssh at the top. Without a rule schedule it works fine. Now i create a time range - today 16:45 - to 17:00 -. The time is 16:20 when i put the schedule to the rule. Saved, but nothing happens... On 16:40 i cannot established a ssh session. The Blocking rule i think is only active betwen the timerange, so the default lan rule is active, but i can´t access. The webgui anti-lockout checkbox is active. The "not" operator are not used in this rule. - I can test it out, when the filter reloading and states resetting are OK, sorry
 Please duplicate this behaviour to number 1 and i will retest as soon as possible The "knock-out" is delayed :) Greetings 
 heiko 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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 #1 Sorry, I do not understand this at all. You are saying that ICMP is not being blocked even without a schedule? In terms of the description boxes, enter a space. Its NOT normal for someone to enter sdvjkhsdgkjhsdgkhsdkjdgsh as a description. We'll look into the other nit-picks. 
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 Hello Scott, 
 what is normal? We can finished it, but in my opinion a test is an extreme test.
 Change it or leave it! Your decision!!!Please test blocking rules without schedules. I´am confused of this. Heiko Sorry!! 
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 I don't understand the problem so it is going to be hard to test. Can you please explain #1 again. 
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 Scott, 
 it is a very simple test.My first test: I create a rule with icmp path to the wan! 
 2.) i ping- all is OK
 3.) i disable the rule, and the ping replys
 4.) i delete the rule, and the ping replys
 5.) after the delete of the "one" rule, new ping replys and replysSo, before i test a rule with a schedule, at first a i test the normal behaviour…. Please duplicate! 
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 I cannot duplicate this. The firewall works as it should without schedules, in fact, we didn't modify the PF rules at all so if an item does not have a schedule then nothing has changed on the backend. If you are speaking of a rule having an issue with a schedule please run ipfw show from the shell and show what the rules look like. 
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 I will test it, i´am disappointed 
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 Why are you disappointed? 
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 no comment, i will test it 
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 I think our language barriers are getting in the way. Is there someone out there that can help translate? 
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 Scott, 
 i think we are finished the project.
 Thank you for the the great coding.
 heiko
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 I am confused, so everything works okay? 
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 No, i think it is not working, but you work very well, but i want not a conflict.. 
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 Nobody is creating a conflict. I just cannot duplicate the problem.. When I permit or deny ICMP traffic on the WAN interface it stops as it should. 
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 OK, then it is vmware problem, i think