Hello,
when i want to add another list it shows me “Error: Populating ipset table”. I have already 8 lists.
Hi @radexspox
That’s because that list contains something that is not an IPv4, if you share the list we could check what’s going on.
Edit: Before i tried to create a list with the names BunnyCDNv4, BunnyCDN, Bunnyv4. That names gave me the error in the title.
Then i have tried with random names which doesnt have similar name like the .txt and it worked. Now i used Bunny-CDNv4 and Bunny-CDNv6 as names and now the lists are added normally.
I tested it and I’ve no problems adding the list with a name like BunnyCDNv4
# v-add-firewall-ipset BunnyCDNv4 "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vCoDMods/BunnyCDN-IPSet-List/refs/heads/main/bunny_ipv4.txt" v4 yes yes
# ipset list BunnyCDNv4 | head -n8
Name: BunnyCDNv4
Type: hash:net
Revision: 7
Header: family inet hashsize 1024 maxelem 1048576 bucketsize 12 initval 0xd9dd1c9d
Size in memory: 19176
References: 0
Number of entries: 467
Members:
I suppose you tried to add the list using this link https://github.com/vCoDMods/BunnyCDN-IPSet-List/blob/main/bunny_ipv4.txt instead of the raw version https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vCoDMods/BunnyCDN-IPSet-List/refs/heads/main/bunny_ipv4.txt and that is the reason for the errors, indeed I suppose you have several incomplete ipset tables (*-tmp).
Take a look to ipset tables:
ipset -t list
Note: I realized the repository has been removed right now so I wouldn’t use it.
no, i have used raw link of github as for the 8 other IP lists before and i have deleted the tables with sudo ipset list -n and ipset destroy. It only started to work with other name for me.
It´s my repository, just recreated it without useless commits.
Tried again with the non working name, and it isnt working.
Ok 
Strange, I can’t reproduce the same behavior… I can reproduce it when trying to add the non raw version because Hestia creates an empty list with the name and anothe temp table with the name-tmp and then it says it can’t populate it but removing both tables; name and name-tmp and using the raw version, I’ve no problem to add it.
So, if you use these commands you have the same error?
sudo su -
ipset destroy BunnyCDNv4
ipset destroy BunnyCDNv4-tmp
v-add-firewall-ipset BunnyCDNv4 "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vCoDMods/BunnyCDN-IPSet-List/refs/heads/main/bunny_ipv4.txt" v4 yes yes
Maybe just different server configuration. I use Debian 12.8.
Me too.
I did same steps as before, adding directly with command worked, then deleted
BunnyCDN4 in web panel, then tried again in web panel and it works. It´s like sudo ipset list -n is not showing it when destroyed, but its still anywhere hidden and only web panel command deletes it correctly.
Hello,
I have the same problem (Error: Populating ipset table).
Also, ipset when is set to automatically update does not update automatically.
Hi @dlozev
You should provide more info, what is the list you are trying to add, how are you adding it, etc.?
I’m sorry. I’m stupid.
I thought that in general, sudo wasn’t NECESSARY on debian 12.8. I think that sudo is almost ALWAYS necessary on 12.9
I’m sure I’m misinformed somewhere along the line.
I just don’t know ‘what user you’re running stuff as’
I setup a new 12.9 machine, I think that it wouldn’t let me login as root (via password auth and ssh)
Yeah, I know about going into the what is it.. sshd.conf and setting
something something root allow password.
I tried doing that on 12.9, I couldn’t get it working.
my 12.9 machine was on vultr, not PRIMARY_VPS_CO though 
I haven’t tested the same thing at home
I must be confused. I just went and asked ChatGPT about this
Steps to enable root login via SSH:
Open the SSH config file:
sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config
Find this line (or add it if missing):
PermitRootLogin yes
Restart the SSH service to apply changes:
sudo systemctl restart ssh
Sorry to detract from the conversation 
Hello,
The exist ipset rule working, but I have changed one IP in the file.
As I already said - it does not update automatically.
Trying with cli to update:
root@xxxx:~# v-update-firewall-ipset
Error: Populating ipset table
How? Because if you did it from Windows maybe you added a wrong line feed.
Show the output of this command
cat -A /path/to/the/ipset/list/file/you/modified
Show the output of this command:
v-list-firewall-ipset
Problem solved.
It was my mistake. One line had wrong IP address format.