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#1
26.7 Series / Re: Fatal error: Uncaught Erro...
Last post by franco - Today at 03:09:33 PMI would bet my money on an unstable disk. Why would so many random things occur to you that relate to data loss?
> which lead me to this one:
> "There seems to be a race with unpacking files and including them below. So an explicit exec() is used to force a sync to make sure the files have their new content ready on the FS."
But not on a clean boot where files were already established. Besides, this comment/workaround was introduced a decade ago:
https://github.com/opnsense/core/commit/2bc0ea0f0a20
Cheers,
Franco
> which lead me to this one:
> "There seems to be a race with unpacking files and including them below. So an explicit exec() is used to force a sync to make sure the files have their new content ready on the FS."
But not on a clean boot where files were already established. Besides, this comment/workaround was introduced a decade ago:
https://github.com/opnsense/core/commit/2bc0ea0f0a20
Cheers,
Franco
#2
26.7 Series / Re: Transparent Filtering Brid...
Last post by bimbar - Today at 02:47:35 PMThere are however a few popular youtube videos pushing that scenario, which I disapprove ;) .
#3
26.7 Series / Re: Fatal error: Uncaught Erro...
Last post by dstr - Today at 02:45:47 PMcleaned everything related to zenarmor, package and ini. still lost in the single boot shell.
which lead me to this one:
"There seems to be a race with unpacking files and including them below. So an explicit exec() is used to force a sync to make sure the files have their new content ready on the FS."
unfortuantly it seems this workaround does not apply to OPNsense\Core\Backend
which lead me to this one:
"There seems to be a race with unpacking files and including them below. So an explicit exec() is used to force a sync to make sure the files have their new content ready on the FS."
unfortuantly it seems this workaround does not apply to OPNsense\Core\Backend
#4
General Discussion / Re: Block Local Network Connec...
Last post by connervt - Today at 02:26:05 PMMeyergru is pretty spot on with this.
My best you can do solution here at home is to never connect the "Smart" TV itself to my network. Instead, I have an AppleTV4K and a Chromecast connected to my big family TV. The AppleTV4K does everything (and more) better than the TV's native apps. The Chromecast allows for the simple streaming from one device to another.
I have zero trust in any of the smart TV's native operating systems nor the apps that run on them.
My best you can do solution here at home is to never connect the "Smart" TV itself to my network. Instead, I have an AppleTV4K and a Chromecast connected to my big family TV. The AppleTV4K does everything (and more) better than the TV's native apps. The Chromecast allows for the simple streaming from one device to another.
I have zero trust in any of the smart TV's native operating systems nor the apps that run on them.
#5
26.7 Series / Re: Transparent Filtering Brid...
Last post by psehorne - Today at 02:22:36 PMQuote from: bimbar on Today at 02:18:45 PMI might add that usage as transparent filtering bridge is a niche application and not generally well supported or documented.
Yes, I am discovering that to be true
#6
26.7 Series / Re: Transparent Filtering Brid...
Last post by bimbar - Today at 02:18:45 PMI might add that usage as transparent filtering bridge is a niche application and not generally well supported or documented.
#7
26.1, 26,4 Series / Re: samplicate pegging cpu
Last post by franco - Today at 01:51:55 PMStop being dramatic about it and start being pragmatic:
System: Configuration: Defaults: Components: select "NetFlow configuration" -> Reset.
There was also this a few weeks ago already:
https://github.com/opnsense/changelog/blob/ba90671071f1a0528774b9de4fd0e233b7a444dc/community/26.7/26.7.2#L25
Cheers,
Franco
System: Configuration: Defaults: Components: select "NetFlow configuration" -> Reset.
There was also this a few weeks ago already:
https://github.com/opnsense/changelog/blob/ba90671071f1a0528774b9de4fd0e233b7a444dc/community/26.7/26.7.2#L25
Cheers,
Franco
#8
26.7 Series / Re: Transparent Filtering Brid...
Last post by lmoore - Today at 01:36:03 PMThe catch is the auto-generated anti-lockout rules get assigned to the LAN interface when you first set up OPNsense. Changing them afterwards isn't straight forward.
I've yet to refine the configuration process to avoid the 'Start Initial Configuration' page with this method. If you receive this page when you log in to the WebGUI, ignore it as proceeding with it will break your configuration.
I've yet to refine the configuration process to avoid the 'Start Initial Configuration' page with this method. If you receive this page when you log in to the WebGUI, ignore it as proceeding with it will break your configuration.
#9
26.1, 26,4 Series / Re: samplicate pegging cpu
Last post by ubu - Today at 01:27:21 PMit's shocking to me that i'm the only one experiencing this samplicate issue. it's still pegging my cpu. my box literally runs 1 core at 99 to 100% 24/7. at times the temp hits 85C. this cpu is known for running hot so I haven't been too worried. i just find it interesting the bug that I am experiencing. the minute I try to stop the samplicate service I get a kernel panic and reboot loop. when I remove the WAN interface from netflow reporting and remove the 2 localhost destinations it goes into a boot loop and I can't figure out why. so, what I have is a machine that's constantly sending data to 127.0.0.1:2055 and :2056 with nothing capturing it. I just can't remove them or my machine goes into a boot loop and I can't figure out why because by the time I ssh into the box to troubleshoot it, it'll just reboot again.
#10
26.7 Series / Re: Transparent Filtering Brid...
Last post by psehorne - Today at 01:17:22 PMImore, that worked! Thank you.
I think the key was putting the MGMT on a different network.
I think the key was putting the MGMT on a different network.
