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Hello,

I cant login to opnsense via ssh because of:

   userauth_pubkey: key type ssh-dss not in PubkeyAcceptedKeyTypes [preauth]

have I missed some important weakness of DSA algorithm?

Hello,

is it possible to configure opnsense on the shell (when logged in via ssh?)

if so, how?

Its on the https://opnsense.org/ page, the "Read MOre" buttons. If touched by the mouse-pointer, they disappear and slowly come back from north-east-north position.

This is with various firefox versions on ubuntu and opensuse systems.

Yes, I upgraded to 15.7.22. That was a little surprise, since I expected 15.7.21.  8)

Hello,

I am new here, coming from pfsense.

My first install (OPNsense-15.7.18-nano-amd64 on APU.1d4) went pretty flawlessly.

Just thought, I'd drop a note and some suggestions.

I found it very convenient, that the initial config will use default values after the countdown runs out. This helps  if you don't have a rs232 cable. It would be great, when before the countdown, there would shown, what the defaults would be chosen when the countdown finishes.

The homepage (opnsense.org): The buttons are jumping around. While this is a nice visual effect, it makes a bad user experience. I find myself constantly "hunting" the buttons.

WebConfigurator: The design of the web configurator wastes lots of vertical spacing. Nowadays, Laptop-screens tend to be very low. On my laptop (1360x768) the "interface status" of two interfaces takes three pages to scroll down. Judging from the font size, it all would fit onto one screen.

I find it somewhat strange that "Reboot" and "shutdown" are located in the "diagnostics" menu. I constantly find myself searching them in the "system" menu

Thanks!

Thanks for the hint, franco!

Before getting rid of the seat belts, I'd like to understand why this warning is given. Maybe there's another possibility to get rid of this warning without turning it off completely?

Hello,

I'd like to try the freshly announced 15.7.21. But on the mirrors, I can find only 15.7.11 and 15.7.18. Any pointers to the latest release?

I think it should be possible to use ssh's -L and/or -R options to forward ports 80/443 somehow.

Something like:

  ssh -N -L 8080:pfsense.do.main:80 -L 8443:pfsense.do.main:443

or something. Then, you'd use something like http://localhost.localdomain:8080 or https://localhost.localdomain:8443

I tried that, but I then got this error message:

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Potential DNS Rebind attack detected, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNS_rebinding
Try accessing the router by IP address instead of by hostname.