PfBlockerNG
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I seen failed download in the beginning of your log. You can fix that by putting type of url in list to gz_2
and I had similar issue that was fixed by reinstalling the package
force a reload before doing that though
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I changed them to gz_2 and forced an update; I'll give it some time and see what happens. Thanks!
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Hit the thanks button for me please. Hope that works for you
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Just out of curiosity - there shouldn't be anything related to configuration other than the lists that could affect the behavior, could there?
For what its worth - this is how mine is configured:
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For what its worth - this is how mine is configured:
On an unrelated note: WAN is not an outbound interface.
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Just out of curiosity - there shouldn't be anything related to configuration other than the lists that could affect the behavior, could there?
For what its worth - this is how mine is configured:
Except the LAN should be the outbound normally
Looks ok to me, maybe tomorrow about 11pm EST I can help with teamviewer if you don't have right by then
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Whoops - I must have accidentally toggled it. Fixed right now; will monitor.
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Hi McFuzz,
These are IBlock lists. And they are in a range format. You need to select "gz" format. There is a chart below the URL entry section to indicate what each "Format" is for.
I think the issue is with the "Ads" list. I will be doing some debugging today but try to toggle that list "off" and change all IBlock to "gz" then run a "Force Reload".
If you see a "-" in the widget there are issues with pfctl and it's not going to block anything.
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I would also recommend removing the Bogon list and using pfSense built-in Bogon settings in the "Advanced Tab" of the GUI.
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Is it possible to use easy list (https://easylist-downloads.adblockplus.org/easylist.txt) to block ads? I tried putting it in IPv4 Format: Text, List action Deny Inbound, but it doesn't seem to work. Also, When I do Force update it says Download FAIL.
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Obviously the lists have loaded fine and firewall rules have been made as well but… what am I missing here?
Hi McFuzz,
Seems the issue is with IBlock posting the following IP for Blocking
# List distributed by iblocklist.com
doclix.com:0.0.0.0-0.0.0.0
I have code to remove "0.0.0.0", but as this was in a range format, it was being converted to "0.0.0.0**/32**", so the existing code was removing the "0.0.0.0" but leaving behind "/32". This would cause pfctl to not load properly.
I see that IBlock has removed that entry in their Ads List. It should never have been there in the first place. >:(
I will post a fix to resolve this potential Issue.
You can manually delete the old Ads Files.
rm /var/db/pfblockerng/original/Ads*.*
then Re-enable the "Ads" List and then run a "Force Reload".
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Is it possible to use easy list
Not currently. That is a Domain Blocklist. pfBlockerNG is an IP Based Blocking solution. pfBNG v2.0 will have this functionality.
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I have configured iBlock list under IPv4 to block in both directions I see the logs showing blocking however no updates for the widget, please see attached
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I have configured iBlock list under IPv4 to block in both directions I see the logs showing blocking however no updates for the widget, please see attached
When you look at the System Logs: Firewall Logs in the GUI. Do these alerts have pfB_ in the Rule Column?
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no I don't but i see the IP being blocked in both the pfblockerNG:Alerts and the Firewall Log
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Clear the Firewall Log and start fresh. When you make Rule Changes, they can go out of Sync.
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how do you show Rule column under system:firewall log?
System Logs: Settings:
Filter Descriptions and select "Display as Column"
Also make sure the logs are in reverse. First Checkbox at the top of the Settings page.
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I still don't see the pfB_in under rules
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OK I see it now, but still no update in widget
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OK I see it now, but still no update in widget
Did you manually edit the pfBlockerNG Descriptions in the rules? the rules are auto-generated and need to start with "pfB_"
You should not need to edit the Descriptions as this will affect how the Widget reads the log files.
Edit:
If you uses "Alias" Type rules: make sure the Rule Description starts with "pfb_" Lowercase..There is a whole tech section in the IPv4/Alias tab, to describe how to do this.