Error installing pfsense-api

[fcblank]

Hi
I do have an Netgate3100 with pfsense release 24.11-RELEASE(arm)
The package installs up to this point:

Fetching pfSense-24.11-pkg-RESTAPI.pkg: 100%  889 KiB 910.8kB/s    00:01
Installing pfSense-pkg-RESTAPI-2.3_6...
Extracting pfSense-pkg-RESTAPI-2.3_6: 100%
Saving updated package information...
done.
Loading package configuration... done.
Configuring package components...
Loading package instructions...
Custom commands...
Menu items... done.
Writing configuration... done.

but then I get six errors all looking like this:
PHP ERROR: Type: 64, File: /usr/local/pkg/RESTAPI/Validators/NumericRangeValidator.inc, Line: 23, Message: Cannot use float as default value for parameter $maximum of type int

Any idea would be apreciated

[fcblank]

Nevermind
Got a 'working' version of v2 on my Netgate 3100.

[fcblank]

a few changes to the following files were required:

• FloatField.inc (Line 85, change public int $maximum = 99999999999999 to public int $maximum = PHP_INT_MAX)
• IntegerField.inc (Line 86, change public int $maximum = 99999999999999 to public int $maximum = PHP_INT_MAX)
• Unixtime.inc (Line 90, change public int $maximum = 99999999999999 to public int $maximum = PHP_INT_MAX)
• NumericRangeValidator.inc (Line 23, change public function __construct(int $minimum = 0, int $maximum = 99999999999) { to public function __construct(int $minimum = 0, int $maximum = PHP_INT_MAX) {
• GraphQL.inc (Line 34, change maximum_length: 9999999999 to maximum_length: PHP_INT_MAX)
• LogSettings.inc (Lines 112,113,114, change default:, minimum: and maximum: to framents of PHP_INT_MAX)

rerun the installation and so far, everything seems to be working (on a 32-bit Netgate 3100)

[jaredhendrickson13]

This is talked about a bit in #502. The short story is the package is not officially supported on 32-bit architectures, mostly because there is not a public 32-bit build of pfSense for testing/development and there has not been a huge demand for it.

Admittedly some of the numeric limits assigned are somewhat arbitrary and are only present for certain schema definition requirements. Your changes certainly are a safer way to implement that however. There is still an increased chance of issues with caching, JWTs/API keys and GraphQL on 32-bit builds, especially with larger configurations. A PR is welcome if you have things working, so long as they do not break functionality on other builds of pfSense.

Thanks!