Shawn Hackett <sahservices <at> gmail.com> writes: > > Running OpenBSD -current (Fri Feb 26 01:20:19 MST 2016) I kept receiving an > error when trying to do pfctl -s queue or any variation of that > command/syntax. I was migrating an older 5.8 -current ruleset which had > been working to a new system and apparently forgot to change the main queue > from the old interface (fxp0) to the new interface (em0). I was fortunate > enough to get my problem resolved with the help of some kind people on IRC. > > I fully realize that user error is not a bug but I felt compelled to send > an email and mention this as I was told a similar situation happened not to > long ago. I was wondering that since pfctl parses the pf.conf file for > errors if a check for this error could be implemented? > > Thank you for taking the time to not only read this, but also for all the > work you put in to making OpenBSD! > > Respectfully, > Shawn > > I forgot to include the error message I received. The error message was: pfctl: DIOCGETQSTATS: Bad file descriptor. The error itself seems rather vague and difficult to diagnose. I apologize for neglecting to give this information in the original post.
Shawn
