My firewall logs are empty after updating to 142 and they won´t come back, even after restart. So im blind about the traffic which is blocked and so on…
It happens to me too. Blank Firewall Log
Same here.
Also here. Looks like a kernel or klogd bug. Also the kernel log section is nearly empty. After restart klogd it get the current buffer but no new entries.
Also here. Looks like a kernel or klogd bug. Also the kernel log section is nearly empty. After restart klogd it get the current buffer but no new entries.
so what to do?
We will see if we can find a simple fix, or we will have to revert the kernel release.
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Has check_mk-agent really disappeared from the next release? ;-(
https://community.ipfire.org/t/core-142-check-mk-agent-removed/1428/3
Yes. It was unmentained for more than 5 years so for security reasons we remove it.
https://git.ipfire.org/?p=ipfire-2.x.git&a=search&h=HEAD&st=commit&s=check_mk
Hi.
Firewall Logs works fine with “Core Update 142 Development Build: master/1c8e0937”.
“Domain Name System” works now, but at the beginning, it put broken. I will keep watching It.
logs working here aigain too. thanks.
There is no dns related change between 57fda8c8 and 1c8e093.
Only the kernel was rollback to 4.14.171 because the logging bug.
In next i have updated to 4.14.173 which is also not affected by the logging bug but it solves a reconnect bug with PPPoE.
DNS is still unchanged to 57fda8c8
Have you tried to reload the page. Sometimes unbound need some time to startup after changing servers. Also check the unbound system log.
Thanks @arne_f for reply.
The “Broken” error seems random. Now for example it appears as “Working”.
I´m waiting.
Thanks.
@arne_f
I guess i should reinstall the update from the CLI then?
Any instructions on how to do that safely?
Thanks!
Edit:
Btw my /opt/pakfire/etc/pakfire.conf looks not quite right i guess, does it?
package Conf;
$mainserver = “pakfire.ipfire.org”;
$cachedir = “/opt/pakfire/cache”;
$dbdir = “/opt/pakfire/db”;
$coredir = “/opt/pakfire/db/core”;
$tmpdir = “/opt/pakfire/tmp”;
$logdir = “/opt/pakfire/logs”;
if ( -e “$dbdir/uuid” ) {
$uuid = cat $dbdir/uuid;
chomp($uuid);
}
if ( -e “$coredir/mine” ) {
$core_mine = cat $coredir/mine;
chomp($core_mine);
} else {
$core_mine = “0”;
}
1;
you are missing a $version variable as the second line (after package Conf;)
$version = “2.23-x86_64”;
No he isn’t. That was removed in 142.
And so i do what now?
edit /opt/pakfire/db/core/mine back to 141 to reinstall via pakfire.
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my mistake … sorry.