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To: Steve Price <steve@havk.org>
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Subject: Re: reloading firewall rules remotely
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Hi Steve,

    You tried;

        sh /etc/rc.firewall SPECIAL &

    and it didn't work?

Steve Price wrote:

> Ok now I feel more stupid that I usually do.  What is the proper
> method to reloading ipfw rules from a remote box?  I thought
> running it in the background worked but evidently not. :(
>
> -steve
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