[bug since 2.1.2] Unable to communicate with https://packages.pfsense.org
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linked with this topic:
https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=78276.0
Same issue imho. There's something still not right.
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@cmb:
It should still be using the proxy, the only thing functionally different is using HTTPS instead of HTTP. If you change "xmlrpcbaseurl" in /etc/inc/globals.inc from HTTPS to HTTP does it work through the proxy?
To to confirm, this workaround also worked here. Just changing to http got me access to the available package pages.
Seem to me there is some issue with the proxy!
–edit: using 2.1.4-RELEASE (amd64) on APU1C4--
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Problem solved itself this morning, i think it was server related
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Nope.
Someone whom should have known better got the CARP addresses wrong for v6 late last week.
Since we're moving racks in the data center, the problem didn't surface until we failed over while moving one of the last pieces of gear to the new rack, the. Fee stablished the primary.
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Download the update you need and browse to that file locally if you need.
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After while i can say it clear and loud
PFSENSE as firewall IS GREAT CLEAR OF BUGS BETTER THAN HOLY S*** CISCO ASA have multiple option than juniper
But the only thing i dream in is stable version of squid3-dev with easy way to add and authenticate users (using UI)
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confirmed works disabling ipv6 on 2.1.5 and 2.2.4 for me, 2 different WAN providers.
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confirmed works disabling ipv6 on 2.1.5 and 2.2.4 for me, 2 different WAN providers.
You have IPv6 problems in that case. Start a new thread describing your IPv6 config, what you see when trying to traceroute6 to packages.pfsense.org (or google.com or anything else IPv6-enabled, guessing nothing will work in that case).
Locking thread since it's been hijacked by a handful of completely unrelated things.