Hi All I'm currently building PF (packet filter) rules file on freebsd using the example provided by "unit_copy_edit.cf". To identify the main network interface of the system, I'm trying to use the "sys.interface" variable in order to replace a keyword in a pf.conf file (in this case "INTERFACE0"). Cfengine successfully writes out the config file but somehow finds something completely wrong to be the main interface of the system, instead of something like "bce0" which ifconfig returns as the main network interface.
Running cf-agent in debug mode shows that cfengine correctly identifies the network interfaces of the system when discovering the system classes. So, my question is, what does "sys.interface" actually do, and is there a sys.x variable that will give me the first, second ... Nth network interface on my freebsd system? Thanks in advance, Traiano Welcome ________________________________ NOTE: This e-mail message and all attachments thereto contain confidential information intended for a specific addressee and purpose. If you are not the addressee (a) you may not disclose, copy, distribute or take any action based on the contents hereof; (b) kindly inform the sender immediately and destroy all copies hereof. Any copying, publication or disclosure of this message, or part hereof, in any form whatsoever, without the sender's express written consent, is prohibited. No opinion expressed or implied by the sender necessarily constitutes the opinion of MTN. This message does not constitute a guarantee or proof of the facts mentioned herein. No Employee or intermediary is authorised to conclude a binding agreement on behalf of MTN Group Limited, or any of its subsidiary companies, by e-mail without the express written confirmation by a duly authorised representative of MTN Group Limited.
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