On Thursday 09 June 2022 20:54 Peter Müller wrote:

> Hello Stefan,
> 
> thanks for your mail.
> 
>> Hello Rob,
>> 
>> a big thanks for testing and reporting this issue here.
>> 
>> The main problem has been fixed a while a ago and also merged into next
>> and the current master branch. So this should be a part of the
>> upcomming core update.
>> 
>> After a deeper look I've found that the "rules.pl" file is currently
>> not shiiped by C168 so the fix would not deplyed.
>> 
>> @Peter: Please add this file to the C168 filelist.
> 
> Um, rules.pl _is_ already shipped with
> 
https://git.ipfire.org/?p=ipfire-2.x.git;a=commit;h=9efdbe103b8d98b80125407443e906373c534269,
> at least I think so. Is this not sufficient? Are there any additional
> steps necessary to have this change applied?
> 
> Thanks, and best regards,
> Peter Müller
> 

Hi Peter, Stefan

I have made an error here because I had installed Stefans's IPBlocklist tar 
ball after I had upgrade to CU168 with Pakfire and which would appear to 
downgraded the rules.pl to an earlier base version. 

To check I have downloaded the rules.pl file from CU168 and installed it on 
my 'testing' box and the duplicate sets are now not present.

Sorry if I caused confusion.


Rob

>> 
>> A big thanks in advance,
>> 
>> -Stefan
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>> The tests below were made on my 'Testing' APU4 using CU 168 but as
>>> Adolf has
>>> found was identified as CU 167 in the GUI. However I am listing
>>> duplicate
>>> ipsets on my production 'Stable' APU4 with CU 167 installed.
>>>
>>> Rob
>>>
>>> On Tuesday 07 June 2022 15:51 Rob Brewer wrote:
>>>
>>>> If I list the installed ipsets with 'ipset -n list' additional
>>>> ipsets with
>>>> the suffix 'v4' are sometimes listed. From what I can see this
>>>> additional
>>>> 'v4' list is the same size as the set without the 'v4' extension.
>>>>
>>>> For instance: with just code AR selected with location-block.cgi:
>>>>   
>>>> [root(a)ipfire-dev2 ~]# ipset -n list
>>>> ARv4
>>>> AR
>>>> (code AR id duplicated)
>>>>
>>>> if I add code AT to AR and list the sets:
>>>> [root(a)ipfire-dev2 ~]# ipset -n list
>>>> AT
>>>> AR
>>>> (as expected)
>>>>
>>>> and now add code AW to the other 2:
>>>> [root(a)ipfire-dev2 ~]# ipset -n list
>>>> ARv4
>>>> AT
>>>> AR
>>>> ATv4
>>>> AW
>>>> (now codes AR and AT are duplicated)
>>>>
>>>> I see this effect on both my core 167 boxes and wasn't aware of
>>>> this
>>>> problem before my upgrade from core 161.
>>>>
>>>> Rob
>>>
>> 
>>