On Monday 18 April 2022 14:22 Charles Brown wrote:

> Upon further look, the issue is not particular to
> update-location-database. Running command, firewallctrl, also results in
> the same set of error indications.
> 
> -cab
> 

Charles

firewallctrl runs  /usr/lib/firewall/rules.pl 

rules.pl has been changed for the new integrated ipblocklist which isn't 
installed here as I'm still running Tim's original.

update-location-database, firewallctrl and rules.pl are all running OK on my 
systems.


Rob 





> On 4/18/2022 8:12 AM, Charles Brown wrote:
>>
>> Hi Stefan, Tim, Rob
>>
>> I manually updated my location database at ssh shell prompt with
>> command, update-location-database.
>> It appears to present some possible conflicts.  Or perhaps, is this
>> purely informational? See following.
>>
>> -Charles
>>
>> 
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>>
>>     [root(a)ipfire ~]# update-location-database
>>     Downloaded new database from Mon, 18 Apr 2022 05:52:42 GMT
>>     Reloading firewall
>>     ipset v7.11: Error in line 3: Set cannot be created: set with the
>>     same name already exists
>>     ERROR: ipset restore -f /var/lib/ipblocklist/BLOCKLIST_DE.conf
>>     ipset v7.11: Error in line 3: Set cannot be created: set with the
>>     same name already exists
>>     ERROR: ipset restore -f /var/lib/ipblocklist/BOGON_FULL.conf
>>     ipset v7.11: Error in line 3: Set cannot be created: set with the
>>     same name already exists
>>     ERROR: ipset restore -f
>>     /var/lib/ipblocklist/EMERGING_COMPROMISED.conf ipset v7.11: Error in
>>     line 3: Set cannot be created: set with the same name already exists
>>     ERROR: ipset restore -f /var/lib/ipblocklist/FEODO_AGGRESIVE.conf
>>     ipset v7.11: Error in line 3: Set cannot be created: set with the
>>     same name already exists
>>     ERROR: ipset restore -f /var/lib/ipblocklist/SHODAN.conf
>>     ipset v7.11: Error in line 3: Set cannot be created: set with the
>>     same name already exists
>>     ERROR: ipset restore -f /var/lib/ipblocklist/SPAMHAUS_EDROP.conf
>>     ipset v7.11: Error in line 3: Set cannot be created: set with the
>>     same name already exists
>>     ERROR: ipset restore -f /var/lib/ipblocklist/TOR_ALL.conf
>>     [OK  ]
>>