2010/3/14 Daniel Ouellet <dan...@presscom.net>: > On 3/14/10 3:48 AM, P P;Q Q P(P8P?P8Q P8P= wrote: >> >> the problem was described very precisely "pf gui like pfsense, but >> installable on clean OpenBSD box", wasn't it ? > > Then why don't you use pfsense and port it back to OpenBSD.
because I don't like to waste my time and do things that have been already done. I will port it to OpenBSD, it shouldn't be that hard. I just wanted to know that no such project already exists. > > After all pf was created on OpenBSD and works better on OpenBSD anyway and > the license of pfsense is BSD. > > http://www.pfsense.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=42&Itemid=62 > > So, if that's what you really want, then help yourself and make it work and > you will have exactly what you want. > > You have been told there isn't one decent and you want pfsense like, so use > that and bring it to OpenBSD as you want. > > And right on the pfsense website there is a big logo with "Commercial > Support Available" If you can't do it, then pay them to do it for you and > your team will have what they want. don't tell me what to do and you will not listen where you should go to. by the way, I was not asking what to do, I asked "is there a web gui for pf around?" don't be afraid, I will ask what to do if I will need to. > > But frankly, I would very much recommend you to simply edit the pf.conf and > refer to the manual if you have question, there isn't anything that will > ever do it better, really no joke or punch intended, there isn't anything > that will come close to it. > > Best of luck. > > Daniel
