On 14.03.2022 06:08, Stefan Schantl wrote: > Hello Mathias, Hi Stefan, > thanks for reporting your issue here. No problem - I should have taken a closer look: 'update-ids-ruleset' seems to be missing in the Core update for Core164, I was still using the old version from Core163. ;-) See: https://git.ipfire.org/?p=ipfire-2.x.git;a=tree;f=config/rootfiles/core/164/filelists;h=c81a06294cd3527b9b68d1352d487bf1c8f95c9e;hb=refs/heads/core164 > The IDS page locking issue should be fixed and shipped with the final > C164 release. > > See: > https://git.ipfire.org/?p=ipfire-2.x.git;a=commit;h=85b1d83b2a6fe2beb8169f3e810e915c4ad54036 > > Please report if you are affected again by this issue. I'll test and report. Best, Matthias > You safely can drop those folder and files from "/tmp". > > Best regards, > > -Stefan >> Hi, >> >> ..I'd like to have *two* problems with the IDS/IPS... ;-) >> >> >> 1. After upgrading to Core164 yesterday I took a look at the IDS GUI >> today and found it locked with a spinning wheel at "Ruleset update in >> progress. Please wait until all operations have completed >> successfully..." >> >> Despite this message IPS seemed to work. >> >> So I searched and found that the file "/tmp/ids_page_locked" still >> existed. After deleting this file manually the web GUI opened, >> everything seems normal. >> >> Three activated rulesets were running, see attachment "01". >> >> But the Web GUI stopped because of lines 234ff in 'ids.cgi': >> >> ... >> # Check if the page is locked, in this case, the ids_page_lock_file >> exists. >> if (-e $IDS::ids_page_lock_file) { >>         # Lock the webpage and print notice about autoupgrade of the >> ruleset >>         # is in progess. >>         &working_notice("$Lang::tr{'ids ruleset autoupdate in >> progress'}"); >> >>         # Loop and check if the file still exists. >>         while(-e $IDS::ids_page_lock_file) { >>                 # Sleep for a second and re-check. >>                 sleep 1; >>         } >> ... >> >> I searched again and found that there are two subroutines in >> '/var/ipfire/ids-functions.pl', lines 1920ff, which are responsible >> for >> locking and unlocking this file: >> >> ... >> ## Function to write the lock file for locking the WUI, while >> ## the autoupdate script runs. >> # >> sub lock_ids_page() { >>         # Call subfunction to create the file. >>         &create_empty_file($ids_page_lock_file); >> } >> >> # >> ## Function to release the lock of the WUI, again. >> # >> sub unlock_ids_page() { >>         # Delete lock file. >>         unlink($ids_page_lock_file); >> } >> ... >> >> Somehow lines 103ff in "/usr/local/bin/update-ids-ruleset" didn't >> work/weren't executed(?): >> >> ... >> # Lock the IDS page. >> &IDS::lock_ids_page(); >> >> # The script has requested a lock, so set locket to "1". >> $locked = "1"; >> >> # Grab the configured providers. >> &General::readhasharray("$IDS::providers_settings_file", >> \%providers); >> >> # Loop through the array of available providers. >> foreach my $id (keys %providers) { >>    # Assign some nice variabled. >>    my $provider = $providers{$id}[0]; >>    my $autoupdate_status = $providers{$id}[3]; >> >>    # Skip the provider if autoupdate is not enabled. >>    next unless($autoupdate_status eq "enabled"); >> >>    # Call the download function and gather the new ruleset for the >> current processed provider. >>    if(&IDS::downloadruleset($provider)) { >>       # Store error message for displaying in the WUI. >>       &IDS::_store_error_message("$provider: $Lang::tr{'could not >> download latest updates'}"); >> >>       # Unlock the IDS page. >>       &IDS::unlock_ids_page(); >> >>       # Exit. >>       exit 0; >>    } >> ... >> >> Manual updates - yesterday - were ok, but the automatic updates >> tonight >> didn't unlink the lock file: IDS GUI stopped at the next call today. >> >> ########## >> >> 2. There still exist a directory '/tmp/isd_tmp' containing 'conf' >> ('config' and 'map' files from emerging-threats) and a 'rules'-dir >> containing all '*.rules'-files. Leftovers!? Can I safely delete these >> dirs? >> >> And: can anyone confirm these two problems - or reproduce? >> >> Best, >> Matthias > >