Announce: new OPNsense community repository

[mimugmail]

Maybe Influx2 has one, or the container also ships Grafana

[Tiwo85]

Hello,
Due to log4j. Is it possible to Upgrade Unifi Controller to 6.5.54?

[mimugmail]

Sure, I need to check if its already in ports tree

[mimugmail]

It's now on 6.5.54

[jclendineng]

Bump

Also, I thought the point of Grafana stack was to get away from ELK?? ELK is very advanced for home usage, and even anything but large businesses. If you don't use comparative searches you don't need ELK its a resource hog.  Ive ran it at home and its nice but expensive to keep up.

That said, why do we need a full ELK stack just to import opnsense logs? Can't we pull directly from influx into grafana, or have a grafana/loki setup?  If you are going to the trouble of setting up ELK just use the K as you don't need kibana and grafana at the same time really, its just waste.  Just my 2cents :)

Thanks!

[mimugmail]

Today I added a plugin called "opn-arp" which simulates what arpwatch does in a very easy way, including IPv6 support. :)

[Ben.]

Today I added a plugin called "opn-arp" which simulates what arpwatch does in a very easy way, including IPv6 support. :)

Do you have an example monit-alert rule at hand?

Thanks for your work!!

[mimugmail]

https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/monit.html?highlight=monit

If you take example 3, you follow /var/log/system/latest.log (you have to disable circular log in System : Settings : Logging) and search for "MAC pair", should be sufficient.

[Ben.]

Thanks, I will try that.

My problem now is that opn-arp does not want to start.

Where can I find the logs?
When I run it (as root) on the shell, I get

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/usr/local/bin/opn-arp.sh: Permission denied.

[mimugmail]

put a "bash" infront of it :)

[Ben.]

put a "bash" infront of it :)

Is "bash" part of the basic OPNsense installation? At least I don't have it ;)

[mimugmail]

Did you install the plugin the usual way? It should be a dependency

[Ben.]

Did you install the plugin the usual way? It should be a dependency

I clicked on the "+" in the Plugin list after I had added your repository as described on your website. So yes, I would call this "the normal way" :) I reinstalled once, but it didnt help.

I did not use your repo before, so I did it just because of this Plugin.

[Ben.]

I did a fresh install on a test system, same problem here.

bash is not installed as a dependency and not part of the standard installation. So the OPN-Arp plugin (which sounds cool), can't run.

I saw that the script itself is rather simple, no? Wouldn't it be possible to re-write it so it can be run inside the default shell (or even PHP if you like)? Just a thought...

[mimugmail]

Please type in console:

pkg install bash

I did a typo which doesn't recognize this, will release an update this week.