Hi folks,
I'm not quite sure what's up but it seems like a bug.
Try the following (example, non-real world) example .conf:
if_int="vr0"
if_ext="ng0"
altq on $if_ext cbq bandwidth 64Kb queue { q_low}
queue q_low cbq( borrow rio default )
pass quick on $if_int all
pass quick on $if_ext proto icmp all queue ( nonexistent )
pass quick on $if_ext all queue ( q_low )
Why's pf not claiming about the nonexistent queue? It silently
accepts that.
bellona# pfctl -gf test1.conf
bellona# pfctl -sa
FILTER RULES:
pass quick on vr0 all
pass quick on ng0 proto icmp all queue nonexistent
pass quick on ng0 all queue q_low
ALTQ:
queue root_ng0 bandwidth 64Kb priority 0 cbq( wrr root ) {q_low}
queue q_low bandwidth 64Kb cbq( rio borrow default )
Huh? Queueing to a nonexistent queue?
Greetings,
Volker
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