Re: IPfilter on FreeBSD 5.X not working properly

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On Mon, Jul 07, 2003 at 12:49:46PM +1000, Michael L.V. wrote:
> I was wondering if IPFilter on FreeBSD 5.X release will be fixed from the=
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> following problems.
> I am pretty sure its not just me but something wrong with IPfilter on Fre=
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> 5.x, For starters the ipfilter ipl.ko module cant be loaded. but with the=
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> options listed below compiled into the FreeBSD 5 generic kernel, I still=
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> don't have any ftp proxy for active ftp transfer mode, nor have I been ab=
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> to do any portforwarding.

Quick knee-jerk questions:
You say the module can't be loaded. Why not? Was there an error
message? Did the machine panic? What happened?

What exactly do you mean by port forwarding? (rdr rules?) After
booting and loading the NAT rules, what does ipnat -l output look
like?

I've been running ipf40axx for months now under FreeBSD-CURRENT.
Considering 3.4.xx ships with -CURRENT, I can't think of any sane
reason for it *not* to work.

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ryan beasley <ryanb@goddamnbastard.org>
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