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On 03-Feb-2004 Dag-Erling Smørgrav wrote:
> firewall_type is used to select one of several standard setups in
> /etc/rc.firewall.  The correct variable to use to specify a different
> firewall script is firewall_script.

Yes, but Dennis wants to specify the rules file, non the script, no?
(Yes it is also in the man page;-)

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