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<0> Does anybody know what would cause a network interface (all four actually) in the OpenBSD 3.9 installation to be detected and be configured .. but not detect the link?
<1> and is there away to have sshd log which public key was accepted for a login
<2> probably if you turn up debugging
<3> wheeee
<4> thud
<3> yup
<5> Question, pfctl -a User -s Anchors shows: User/Anchor-1 (among others) --- how can I kill this anchor?
<6> flush any rules (filter or translation) in it, remove any calls that reference it. once it's completely unreferenced, it'll vanish automatically.
<5> dhartmei: I see the rules -- what do I need to do in order to flush the rules? -- I dont see any calls that reference it
<6> pfctl -a "User/Anchor-1" -Fr
<5> r is short for rules ?
<5> i.e. is -Fr the same as -F rules ?
<6> yes
<6> -Fr, -Fru, -Frul, -Frule, -Frules, -F r, -F ru, ..., -F rules, all the same ;)
<5> good deal :) thanks
<7> is 32mbs of ram fine for a routing box ?
<8> Can anyone here ***ist me in building an ssh tunnel from a snort box -> to a mgnt console to send snort log files to a sql server?
<9> whois Kuy_Yuk
<9> ...
<9> silly fingers
<8> lt_kije
<8> why are you whoising me
<8> lol
<9> i'm obviously not
<9> combination of bad tabcomplete and a missing '/
<9> '
<5> How can I list all anchors that exist within pf using pfctl ?
<6> pfctl -vsA
<5> thanks
<5> How can I write a direct rule into pf such as "p*** in log quick on r10 inet proto tcp from 192.168.1.0 to 192.168.1.2 port = 1101 keep state" ?
<5> using pfctl
<5> and subsequently, how would I delete this rule?
<10> you need to use anchors
<11> Without being an expert, I guess that's what anchors are for
<12> note that pfctl can read from stdin
<12> echo my rule|pfctl -a whatsit -f-
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