Hi Folks, I am having the extremely annoying, and probably simple problem of not being able to list the rules in my authpf anchors, and its close to keeping me up all night.
I had this issue when I configured this the first time, but I just cant remember what kind of simple syntax problem I have, if thats what it is. The system I have this problem on is a 3.9, just updated from 3.8, and most config is simply moved, and I might have missed some changes? First off, I thought that doing "pfctl -sA" would actually list ALL the underlying anchors for authpf/*, including the active users, currently logged in, but all i ever get is "authpf". It would help if it was possible to just simply list all the underlying achors underneath authpf/, but that doesnt seem possible?? Any help extremely appreciated! ----------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] /etc/authpf/users/cadq ># ps ax | grep cadq 10910 p6 Is+ 0:00.01 -authpf: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (authpf) [EMAIL PROTECTED] /etc/authpf/users/cadq ># dl | grep cadq Oct 11 00:58:25 vpngw authpf[10910]: allowing IP.IP.IP.IP, user cadq [EMAIL PROTECTED] /etc/authpf/users/cadq ># pfctl -sA authpf [EMAIL PROTECTED] /etc/authpf/users/cadq ># pfctl -a authpf -sA [EMAIL PROTECTED] /etc/authpf/users/cadq ># pfctl -a authpf -sA -s r [EMAIL PROTECTED] /etc/authpf/users/cadq ># pfctl -a "authpf/cadq(10910)" -sA Anchor 'authpf/cadq(10910)' not found. [EMAIL PROTECTED] /etc/authpf/users/cadq ># pfctl -a "authpf/cadq(10910) -sA -s r [EMAIL PROTECTED] /etc/authpf/users/cadq ># pfctl -a "authpf/cadq(10910)" -sA -s r pfctl: DIOCGETRULES: Invalid argument [EMAIL PROTECTED] /etc/authpf/users/cadq ># pfctl -a 'authpf/cadq(10910)' -sA -s r pfctl: DIOCGETRULES: Invalid argument [EMAIL PROTECTED] /etc/authpf/users/cadq ># pfctl -a 'authpf/cadq(10910)' -s r pfctl: DIOCGETRULES: Invalid argument [EMAIL PROTECTED] /etc/authpf/users/cadq ># pfctl -a 'authpf/cadq' -s r pfctl: DIOCGETRULES: Invalid argument [EMAIL PROTECTED] /etc/authpf/users/cadq ># pfctl -a "authpf/cadq" -s r pfctl: DIOCGETRULES: Invalid argument [EMAIL PROTECTED] /etc/authpf/users/cadq ># pfctl -s r | grep anchor anchor "authpf/*" all ------------------ Regards Taisto Qvist IP-Solutions.se