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From: Loren Daniel Koss <loren@boingo.pciway.com>
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Subject: IPFW woes..
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I rebuilt the kernal with IPFIREWALL options and I still get errors when
doing an ipfw list:

ipfw: getsockopt(IP_FW_GET): Invalid argument

In the man pages, I see the command for /lkm/modload ... but I don't
understand why I have to do this.  Should I add this to my rc.local file?
Is that how people do it?

Thanks
Loren


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