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Hi, All.  
  
I have one question about pf.  
In my LAN some users use torrent clients. This torrent client  
create states with 86400s timeoutes. But when users shutdown own computers at the end of working day,  
entries remain before the expiration 86400s. Not 90s as at closing web or ftp sessions.  
I assume, that Torrent does not close connection. How to adjust pf, that it would delete "dead" entries  
 created by torrent.  
   
Thanks!