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Bug #7715

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Update from 2.3.4 to -p1 mangled many config entries including users, patches, other config

Added by Stilez y over 6 years ago. Updated over 6 years ago.

Status:
Rejected
Priority:
Very Low
Assignee:
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Category:
-
Target version:
-
Start date:
07/21/2017
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% Done:

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Description

I updated my test router 2.3.4 to 2.3.4-p1 and a load of config got wiped out in the process, including users reset and deleted, system patches deleted, and quite a lot of other config lost. It also crashed during today which it hasn't before.

The update was yesterday (20 July 2017 about 17.42 to 17.46) but only seen today (21 July) when I tried to login and couldn't; it had reverted to the default login/pw as well. (Not sure why the sudo package was updated 24 hours later than everything else - maybe some actions had to wait until I tried to login next?)

The attached file contains all debug info:

1) Dump of system log

2) Dump of config history before-during-after update (scraped from diag_confbak.php)

3) An overall diff to see the overall effect of the update, diffed between -
"last config that looked right before update" (when it updated config to note it was going for update)
"first update when config became stable again after update"
I didn't change config between these.

4) The individual DIFF configs in between, to allow matching of changes to logs and to update actions that were responsible.


Files

Stilez_2.3.4-p1.log (171 KB) Stilez_2.3.4-p1.log Stilez y, 07/21/2017 11:35 AM
Actions #2

Updated by Jim Pingle over 6 years ago

  • Status changed from New to Rejected
  • Priority changed from Urgent to Very Low

Please discuss a problem such as this on the forum or mailing list rather than jumping right to assuming it's a bug and opening an issue. This is an issue tracker, not a support system for discussion and diagnostics.

I see nothing in the log or diffs that would suggest a problem with the code, perhaps there was something wrong with the system state before the upgrade, or some other manual modification may have affected the process (e.g. code in your patch). Or even a hardware fault, filesystem issue, or other system-specific problem that can't be accounted for.

If a specific bug is identified in pfSense code, then an issue can be started.

Actions #3

Updated by Stilez y over 6 years ago

ok

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