> Note that "do not enable firewall" (which is implied by firewall_enable="NO") > is *not* equivalent to "disable firewall".
Maybe we're having an English language question. If something isn't enabled, doesn't that imply that it's disabled? Last I checked, enabled/disabled were binary operations. If I enable the clutch in my car, my car moves (assuming it's in gear). If I disable it, the power is no longer going to the drive wheels. It's either enabled or disabled. There is no 'in-between' state. (Well, unless you're riding the clutch, but that's not considered a valid state, since the behavior is undefined, as well as bad for your clutch. :) Nate To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe freebsd-stable" in the body of the message
