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memm
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5.6.3 Edit User Group spinning forever.

Have a Fortigate 60D running 5.6.3.

In the User Groups I have three groups, I can edit two of the groups but when I try to edit the third group I get the spinning ball of death.

Nothing happens.

 

Is there a way around this?

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Philippe_Gagne
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Hi,

 

Yes, I have the same issue. You have to remove white space in the group name. You can accomplish this in CLI

 

configure firewall addrgrp

rename "Group with white space" to "Groupwithoutspace"

end

 

 

Philippe

 

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emnoc
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What browser? Try a different browser? Can you edit it via cli ?

 

Ken

 

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memm
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emnoc wrote:

What browser? Try a different browser? Can you edit it via cli ?

 

Ken

 

Tried both Safari and Mozila, (also tried from different computer).

Had a look at the config from the cli, probably is editable, but have no idea how.

 

Philippe_Gagne
Contributor

Hi,

 

Yes, I have the same issue. You have to remove white space in the group name. You can accomplish this in CLI

 

configure firewall addrgrp

rename "Group with white space" to "Groupwithoutspace"

end

 

 

Philippe

 

ede_pfau

Take special notice to the syntax used in CLI: "rename abc to def". The "to" is necessary.


Ede

"Kernel panic: Aiee, killing interrupt handler!"
Ede"Kernel panic: Aiee, killing interrupt handler!"
memm

pgagne@androide.com wrote:

Hi,

 

Yes, I have the same issue. You have to remove white space in the group name. You can accomplish this in CLI

 

configure firewall addrgrp

rename "Group with white space" to "Groupwithoutspace"

end

 

 

Philippe

 

Ok I'm getting there.

Made another group with no spaces and can edit it, no problem. So this must be it (the spaces), good catch!

 

How do I delete the "spaced" groups.

The groups I am referring to are in "User and Device"->"User Groups" (can't find them in the cli)

 

Sorry for being such a noob.

ede_pfau

conf user group

del ?

 

this will list all entries. Tab through and hit Enter.


Ede

"Kernel panic: Aiee, killing interrupt handler!"
Ede"Kernel panic: Aiee, killing interrupt handler!"
memm
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ede_pfau wrote:

conf user group

del ?

 

this will list all entries. Tab through and hit Enter.

Done.

 

Thanks for the help.

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