SMS786
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https://192.168.1.2/ca.crt works great on rc2..download it and give it a tryThanks for the info. I'm using 2.0.1 from ab-solution add-on so I'll wait for 2.1 then.
https://192.168.1.2/ca.crt works great on rc2..download it and give it a tryThanks for the info. I'm using 2.0.1 from ab-solution add-on so I'll wait for 2.1 then.
In my environment, it’s now at 5d11h and 18.8MB. The most I’ve seen so far but also the longest uptime. And to be honest, it’s hard to get worked up with a system ram usage of 57.1MB / 250MB. Though I do understand that nerds of a certain age will remember well that your abilities as a computer user were measured by your system uptime. Some habits die hard.
In my environment, it’s now at 5d11h and 18.8MB. The most I’ve seen so far but also the longest uptime. And to be honest, it’s hard to get worked up with a system ram usage of 57.1MB / 250MB.
Though I do understand that nerds of a certain age will remember well that your abilities as a computer user were measured by your system uptime. Some habits die hard.
My n1 at 5d13h 17.8MB RAM. Drops a bit or seems having reached an equilibrium.
n2 is idle (its role taken up by n3). n3 so far looks good at 12h. I'll report back when the new strategy works.
Practically power cycles reduce HW lifespan. So I don't recommend people doing daily or even weekly reboots.
Uptime also demonstrates system robustness. It's a kind of assurance of excellent quality in software..
Had a friend who would be reinstalling windows on a weekly basis and lets just say I never let him touch any of my PC's.
I'll report back when the new strategy works.
Thank you for development of such a great tool! But how do I install rc2 into ER-X?
I thought only me. Nice to see another ER-X user running pixelserv-tls. Unfortunately I didn't keep a copy.
I'll upload rc.3 together with other binaries when it's ready.
A week in, 19.5MB
Just wanted to share my stats after about 3 days. My req count has skyrocketed, for some reason, which in turn has caused my slu to shoot up also.
my skynet stats have shot up too recently, due to 8.8.8.8 being blocked
Thanks @kvic. Just turned the log value to level 4. Can you advise as to what I'm specifically supposed to look for now?Do you have daily update setup for blocking lists? My guess on the surge would be due to one or more new 'rogue' domains.
It's easy to figure out which domains by turning on log LEVEL 4 temporarily. By the amount of slu you've accumulated in a day or two, if you observe for a mere 5-10mins with the log on, you shall get them.
The below guide not directly related but nevertheless illustrates the principle and how to switch logs without restarting pixelserv-tls.
https://github.com/kvic-z/pixelserv...ut-domain(s)-to-whitelist-on-a-broken-website
Yeah seems like google products like to use the mothership's dns servers for whatever reason. I'll prolly blacklist it anyways, just so they resort to my preferred dns.FWIW; After the entry appeared in the crypto mining list (god knows why) I put it on the global whitelist as for whatever reason google products tend to probe it constantly.
Thanks @kvic. Just turned the log value to level 4. Can you advise as to what I'm specifically supposed to look for now?
Mar 12 00:59:20 Phaeo pixelserv-tls[6113]: 192.168.1.104 rta.dailymail.co.uk GET /s/l?channel=%2Fnews&_cb=7585259&t=cview&r=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.dailymail.co.uk%2Fhome%2Findex.html&clientSegment=c&g=GB&orientation=portrait&zoom=1&rp=desktop HTTP/1.1
Mar 12 00:59:20 Phaeo pixelserv-tls[6113]: 192.168.1.104 google-analytics.com GET /ga.js HTTP/1.1 secure
Mar 12 00:59:20 Phaeo pixelserv-tls[6113]: 192.168.1.104 tags.crwdcntrl.net GET /c/991/cc.js?ns=_cc991 HTTP/1.1
Mar 28 01:37:20 pixelserv-tls[15450]: getnameinfo failed to get client_ip
Mar 28 01:37:20 pixelserv-tls[15450]: client ssl error:14094416:lib(20):func(148):reason(1046)
Mar 28 01:38:09 pixelserv-tls[15450]: client 192.168.1.169 ssl error:14094416:lib(20):func(148):reason(1046)
Mar 28 01:38:16 pixelserv-tls[15450]: client 192.168.1.169 ssl error:14094416:lib(20):func(148):reason(1046)
Mar 28 01:38:35 pixelserv-tls[15450]: client 192.168.1.169 ssl error:14094416:lib(20):func(148):reason(1046)
Mar 28 01:38:43 pixelserv-tls[15450]: client 192.168.1.169 ssl error:14094416:lib(20):func(148):reason(1046)
Mar 28 01:38:48 pixelserv-tls[15450]: client 192.168.1.169 ssl error:14094416:lib(20):func(148):reason(1046)
Mar 28 01:38:54 pixelserv-tls[15450]: client 192.168.1.169 ssl error:14094416:lib(20):func(148):reason(1046)
Mar 28 01:38:55 pixelserv-tls[15450]: client 192.168.1.169 ssl error:14094416:lib(20):func(148):reason(1046)
Mar 28 01:38:56 pixelserv-tls[15450]: client 192.168.1.169 ssl error:14094416:lib(20):func(148):reason(1046)
Mar 28 01:38:57 pixelserv-tls[15450]: client 192.168.1.169 ssl error:14094416:lib(20):func(148):reason(1046)
Mar 28 01:39:02 pixelserv-tls[15450]: client 192.168.1.169 ssl error:14094416:lib(20):func(148):reason(1046)
Mar 28 01:39:04 pixelserv-tls[15450]: client 192.168.1.169 ssl error:14094416:lib(20):func(148):reason(1046)
Mar 28 01:39:24 pixelserv-tls[15450]: client 192.168.1.169 ssl error:14094416:lib(20):func(148):reason(1046)
Mar 28 01:39:29 pixelserv-tls[15450]: client 192.168.1.169 ssl error:14094416:lib(20):func(148):reason(1046)
pixelserv-tls 2.1.0-rc.2 (compiled: Mar 20 2018 21:11:49) options: 192.168.1.2
251135 uts, 1 log, 17 kcc, 33 kmx, 1.57 kvg, 2253 krq, 16450 req, 1206 avg, 37901 rmx, 134 tav, 9836 tmx, 11929 slh, 45 slm, 0 sle, 1638 slc, 2483 slu, 100 sct, 9210 sch, 80 scm, 55 scp, 8 sst, 3103 ssh, 40 ssm, 0 ssp, 5483 nfe, 43 gif, 2 ico, 1690 txt, 35 jpg, 20 png, 0 swf, 5 sta, 3 stt, 299 ufe, 36 opt, 1798 pst, 163 hed, 654 rdr, 0 nou, 0 pth, 0 204, 103 bad, 65 tmo, 1638 cls, 1886 cly, 0 clt, 0 err
nearly 3 days....
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