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Subject: Re: pf startup script
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> Is there supposed to be a startup script for pf
> installed now that it's part
> of the base system, or am I missing something?

A bsd-fellow suggested I used the startup-script from
pf in the ports-col. I placed it in
/usr/local/etc/rc.d and changed the script, so it
would load the pf-mod. from /boot/kernel.

You cold copy ipfilter/ipfw and make a pf-script.

regards
Claus


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