Hi all,
I have the weirdest of the problems. I have a 10.4-release server with Nagios and a bunch of OpenVPN's on it and since I've upgraded to 10.4 from 10.3 after running peachy for a while it starts not removing the states from PF's state table, any state of any protocol. Being a Nagios server not after long the states count reaches the maximum allowed and it starts sending me emails telling me that all the stuff is offline. I reboot and it starts behaving normally again, for a while.
It's the first server I upgrade to 10.4, I was using it as a test subject. This particular server was first installed eons ago as 5.0 32-bit and upgraded to 10.4 32-bit passing through all the releases. It's a KVM VM running on a Proxmox Server. CPU features are exposed to the VM. Never had a problem of this kind before.
It's a pretty long shot, I understand the issue is particularly "exotic", but I'm going to ask anyway: Does anyone have any idea of what is going on here?
Also, I have other servers to upgrade, some of which are very important firewalls, it would be nice to know this is really an exotic problem and not a common occurring one.
I have the weirdest of the problems. I have a 10.4-release server with Nagios and a bunch of OpenVPN's on it and since I've upgraded to 10.4 from 10.3 after running peachy for a while it starts not removing the states from PF's state table, any state of any protocol. Being a Nagios server not after long the states count reaches the maximum allowed and it starts sending me emails telling me that all the stuff is offline. I reboot and it starts behaving normally again, for a while.
It's the first server I upgrade to 10.4, I was using it as a test subject. This particular server was first installed eons ago as 5.0 32-bit and upgraded to 10.4 32-bit passing through all the releases. It's a KVM VM running on a Proxmox Server. CPU features are exposed to the VM. Never had a problem of this kind before.
It's a pretty long shot, I understand the issue is particularly "exotic", but I'm going to ask anyway: Does anyone have any idea of what is going on here?
Also, I have other servers to upgrade, some of which are very important firewalls, it would be nice to know this is really an exotic problem and not a common occurring one.