Tinydns_down.php - error messages in system log
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See if you have "/var/db/pkgpinghosts", and if so, delete the lines in it that say anything about tinydns, and then delete the "/tmp/tmpHOSTS" file. The latter will be recreated.
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See if you have "/var/db/pkgpinghosts", and if so, delete the lines in it that say anything about tinydns, and then delete the "/tmp/tmpHOSTS" file. The latter will be recreated.
THAT FIXED IT!!! THANK YOU! It was like the pfSense box was possessed and this exorcised the demons.
The lines that were in the files were:
192.168.4.15|ns.admin.internal.|1|/usr/local/pkg/tinydns_down.php|/usr/local/pkg/tinydns_up.php
192.168.4.15||1|/usr/local/pkg/tinydns_down.php|/usr/local/pkg/tinydns_up.php| -
You're welcome, glad I could help!
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Logging in to my box via ssh and opened /var/db/pkgpinghosts with vi.
There were only 3 entries in there all about tinydns. (my old outside ip address)
Tried to remove the lines with vi but was not able to save the file. Permissions denied.trying su, sudo or chmod does not work. any suggestions??
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Make sure you SSH with the "account" that has admin rights. Look at the User Manager to see the accounts that are configured. You can run "whoami" in the shell and it should report "root".
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Thanks! I had disabled the default admin account and created a new (non-default) admin account. That one did not have sufficient privileges via ssh.
It did the trick for me! Everything is working like it should now. Thanks everyone! 8) -
See if you have "/var/db/pkgpinghosts", and if so, delete the lines in it that say anything about tinydns, and then delete the "/tmp/tmpHOSTS" file. The latter will be recreated.
Thank you, You made my day/week!
