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ZenArmor disk space issues. Following this guide to re-install the DB:
https://www.zenarmor.com/docs/troubleshooting/reporting#how-do-i-reinstall-the-reporting-database

Moving from ElasticSearch v5 to v8. Either version I end up with:

***ERROR***: Elasticsearch service could not be started in 60 seconds!***
***ERROR*** CODE:2***

Tried the uninstall/nuke Elasticsearch mentioned here, not a fix.
OPNsense 25.1.5_5, Intel(R) Celeron(R) N5105 @ 2.00GHz (4 cores, 4 threads), 32gb of RAM. This router is overkill but Zenarmor is giving me grief.

Works with Sqlite, but I want two months of logs/reports/data, not 2 days.

I have a relatively large amount of disk (120G). I use it to keep a large amount of cached data with Squid (apt repo updates) and logs.

ZenArmor keeps complaining when I hit 80%. Note that I still have 16G free and this is nowhere near problem.

I'd like to adjust the warning to be at 90% and shutdown at 95%. How can this be done? I don't see it in the GUI, but I imagine there is a CLI setting I can adjust?

OpenVPN understands networks, not applications. You chose what networks to route through the tunnel. One way to control traffic is to hard-code proxy settings into apps and then route only the proxy traffic through the tunnel, letting other Internet-based traffic go direct to the Internet (bypassing the Proxy and VPN). OPNsense supports the Squid web proxy (os-squid).

What else should I do then, as I have set up the outbound nat rule and it is still not working.

I also have a static port NAT for TCP/UDP 3074 mapped to my XBox dhcp lease reservation IP. This plus the Outbound NAT for the XBox IP and the Static-port is all that was required for my stock OPNsense config. That's all I need. No UPnP. Set that, reboot the XBox, Network Test and it is completely happy and shows "Open NAT".