Announce: new OPNsense community repository

[mimugmail]

Sure, whats Up?

[nVIceman]

I installed the os-speedtest-community plugin, but it will not install either of the plugins to allow a test to be ran. It seems to act like it will, but it just keeps offering and says fetching for servers but never finds any.

[Greelan]

https://github.com/mimugmail/opn-repo/issues/67

[nVIceman]

Thanks.

[daveyfx]

WebRTC cloud access says 'connection failed" though, but I am used to seeing that on Windows based controller installs if 64-bit Java isn't installed, so perhaps this plugin is missing something that requires that to work, but I can work around that if need be.

WebRTC access does not work for me either.  This is a bummer because this means that cloud access does not work.

The only thing that jumps out a bit in the logs is "[2021-10-26T22:27:18,075] <launcher> WARN  system - cannot load native lib - ubnt_webrtc_jni" but I've not been able to go from here.

[mimugmail]

Strange, must be something new with 6.4

[daveyfx]

Strange, must be something new with 6.4

It did not work on 6.2.26 either.  Does Unifi cloud access work for you?  Am I perhaps missing a critical step or misconfiguring something?

[mimugmail]

I dont use Unifi for myself, sorry

[nVIceman]

I never got it to work with web RTC either. I just resorted to forwarding ports. Can still use it via the cloud, just not using web RTC specifically.

[fabian]

@mimugmail JNI is for loading native code. My guess is that it tries to load a Linux so file on FreeBSD. This shared object is likely somewhere in a jar file.

[daveyfx]

Some more searching seems to indicate that WebRTC is not implemented correctly in FreeBSD.

Too bad 

[mimugmail]

Some more searching seems to indicate that WebRTC is not implemented correctly in FreeBSD.

Too bad 

Do you have a link here? I switched from poudriere build to OPNsense tools so there might a dependency missing

[jonohunt]

Thanks a lot for creating these!

I'm pretty new to OPNsense. I installed the InfluxDB plugin, enabled it under Services, then I'm not sure what to do next 

I went to http://192.168.0.1:8086 (My OPNsense IP with InfluxDB port) but just see '404 page not found'.

If I go to System > Firmware > Plugins it says misconfigured.

Any help on what to do next would be greatly appreciated 

[Patrick M. Hausen]

Influx does not have a web UI. It's a time series database. You pump metrics into it, e.g. with Telegraf, and then read them back out again for graphical presentation with e.g. Grafana.

[jonohunt]

Influx does not have a web UI. It's a time series database. You pump metrics into it, e.g. with Telegraf, and then read them back out again for graphical presentation with e.g. Grafana.

Oh! I use it it in a Docker container, and that has a web UI, I thought this one did too