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Thanks Maurice! My bad I didn't mention the firmware version, and indeed it is 15.1.
The patch works like a charm and now everything works as expected.

Hazuki

Hi

I want to set up monit to repeat execute a script when ping keeps failing. According to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56011030/monit-only-executing-once, monit should be good for my purpose if "repeat" is defined in the syntax. However, with web GUI, my best attempt is to set the syntax to:

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If failed count 5 size 64 with timeout 5 s via address <router IP> then exec '<some script>' (as seen in httpd). I don't see anywhere in Web GUI I can put "repeat" in to the syntax. How can I complete the syntax to

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If failed count 5 size 64 with timeout 5 s via address <router IP> then exec '<some script>' repeat every cycle
Thanks in advance,
Hazuki

Not sure if just my geolocation (China) matters, the mirror https://dns-root.de/ seems down. Anyone can verify this ?

Thanks in advance

Thanks for explaining the purpose of experiment track! :)
No wonder I can see the reported OPNsense version is 24.7 yet kernel is still 13.2.

Is it just me after upgrade from release type : development and 24.1, the kernel is still in 13.2?

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FreeBSD OPNSENSE 13.2-RELEASE-p11 FreeBSD 13.2-RELEASE-p11 stable/24.1-n255023-99a14409566 SMP amd64

I am expecting the development 'channel' shall enable the kernel be upgraded to 14.1. May be I was wrong?

I was once tried 14.1-STABLE kernel in 24.1, and

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opnsense-update -k told me nothing to do

Thanks in advance,
Hazuki

I am not sure if I am looking into the right place. In https://github.com/opnsense/src/blob/volatile/24.7/sys/conf/newvers.sh , looks like 24.7 will be in FreeBSD 14.1.

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TYPE="FreeBSD"
REVISION="14.1"
BRANCH="BETA1"

If this is true, I really looking forward to test the BETA 24.7 as the performance gain in wireguard is really astonishing.

One may test FreeBSD 14 kernel in OPNSense after selecting the snapshot

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opnsense-update -zkr 14-STABLE -a FreeBSD:14:amd64

Test FreeBSD 14 kernel at your own risk!

This FreeBSD 14.1 kernel indeed boost up wireguard speed.
More information are in https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=40413.msg198242#msg198242

EDIT 1: add missing -b switch in code. Solely updating kernel without base file will lead to messed-up routing in my setup.
EDIT 2: add warning regarding failed ISC DHCPv4
EDIT 3: add warning regarding failed pkg command
EDIT 4: I was told by franco that updating kernel only (not base file) should be good to test. Updating base file will break more things. I have removed -b switch and later found out duplicated entry (same port) in port forward led my firewall messed-up while using 14.1 kernel in 24.1 base file. (pfctl: DIOCADDRULENV: File exists). All warnings removed