Open nqb opened 5 years ago
We rely on the API endpoint, so I'm reassigning this issue to @jrouzierinverse.
$ /usr/local/pf/sbin/pfperl-api get /api/v1/services | jq '.items'
[
"api-frontend",
"fingerbank-collector",
"haproxy-db",
"haproxy-portal",
"httpd.aaa",
"httpd.admin",
"httpd.collector",
"httpd.dispatcher",
"httpd.parking",
"httpd.portal",
"httpd.proxy",
"httpd.webservices",
"iptables",
"keepalived",
"netdata",
"pf",
"pfbandwidthd",
"pfdetect",
"pfdhcp",
"pfdhcplistener",
"pfdns",
"pffilter",
"pfipset",
"pfmon",
"pfperl-api",
"pfqueue",
"pfsso",
"pfstats",
"radiusd-acct",
"radiusd-auth",
"radiusd-load_balancer",
"radsniff",
"redis_ntlm_cache",
"redis_queue",
"routes",
"snmptrapd",
"tc",
"winbindd"
]
Ok @cgx but radiusd-load_balancer
is in your API result.
It's also in the web admin.
@fdurand: I suppose you would like to close #4325 in place of this one. I will re-open this one.
These services have always been missing so pushing to 9.1
On latest builds, standalone install, missing services in Status > Services page
I just did a comparison between output of
pfcmd service pf status