How to delete Cron created by the IDS service, that is no longer being used

[logi]

Yesterday I was playing with the services and turned ON the IDS, then turned it OFF, now I have a Disabled entry in the Cron section in Settings:

Description: ids rule updates
Command: Update and reload intrusion detection rules

I have tried all the possible options to delete it and it is impossible, what should I do to remove it? Thank you

[Patrick M. Hausen]

Have you tried enabling the IDS, deleting the cron job, disabling the IDS again?

[logi]

Have you tried enabling the IDS, deleting the cron job, disabling the IDS again?

When IDS is enabled make sense for the cron to exist, I don’t want to delete it then, I think when the IDS is being disable, in the clean up process, this leftover cron should have been deleted

[Patrick M. Hausen]

I mean to get rid of it - enable, delete, disable. The end result is IDS disabled and cron job deleted.

[logi]

Didn't work with the IDS service ON, this cron is coming from the Schedule Section in:

Services: Intrusion Detection: Administration: Schedule

Once, you have enabled IDS one time, I think this cron gets created, and it is not removed when IDS is Disabled.

[Seimus]

Are you speaking about the cronjobs visible in System > Settings > Cron?

Those are created using configd in

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/usr/local/opnsense/service/conf/actions.d/
Have a look there in the files, find the related task in the file that contains it and remove the task.
https://docs.opnsense.org/development/backend/configd.html

Regards,
S.

[franco]

You don't get rid of the cron job, you just disable it.


Cheers,
Franco

[logi]

Thank you