Closed jdenoy closed 4 years ago
Hi @jdenoy
Have extensively dealt with master-slave pfSense clusters but do not have one to work with and debug this with at the moment.
Reading though what you have it sounds like there is some other callback that needs to occur to invoke the sync to the secondary - I'd suggest you try issuing a send_event
with POST data filter sync
which is the pfSense way of invoking the sync under the hood
Let us know how it goes.
hello @ndejong,
thanks, that seems to have worked. Are you aware of a list of send_event function somewhere else than the code? probably want to try syncing other rules thatn filter across HA Sync.
Thanks
I've grappled with this send_event
discoverability problem a few times and the best way I know to tease this out of the codebase is as such -
ndejong@computer:~/pfsense$ grep -r "send_event(" | cut -d':' -f2 | tr -d "\t" | sort -u
$retval |= send_event("service reload dns");
function send_event($cmd) {
send_event("filter reload");
send_event("filter sync");
send_event("interface all reload");
send_event("interface newip {$iface}");
send_event("interface reconfigure {$interface}");
send_event("interface reconfigure {$reloadif}");
send_event("service reload all");
send_event("service reload dyndns {$interface}");
send_event("service reload dyndnsall");
send_event("service reload ipsecdns");
send_event("service reload packages");
send_event("service reload sshd");
send_event("service restart packages");
send_event("service restart sshd");
send_event("service restart webgui");
send_event("service sync alias {$name}");
send_event("service sync vouchers");
Here you can see all the send_event
actions called by the pfSense code itself
Hello,
I'm using a cluster of two pfsense using the HA Sync. I create new rules without a problem on the master, but there is no HA Sync being done.
Is there a function to use to start the sync between the two devices?
Thxs