I see.
I'll shoot another request into the FreeBSD bug tracker.
Thanks.
On 20/11/2024 17:51, Stuart Henderson wrote:
On 2024/11/20 17:31, Rob LA LAU wrote:
Okay, that's very well possible. But your mail didn't really change that...
Could you elaborate?
FreeBSD's PF is from about 20 years ag
> Anyway, the patch is here, so it's a matter of time before this
> feature appears in FreeBSD.
Uhm yeah, good luck with that. I don't think you understand the situation.
On 2024/11/20 17:31, Rob LA LAU wrote:
> Okay, that's very well possible. But your mail didn't really change that...
> Could you elaborate?
FreeBSD's PF is from about 20 years ago and has diverged a lot.
They generally aren't taking new things from OpenBSD PF.
OTOH this is a simple change and the
Okay, that's very well possible. But your mail didn't really change that...
Could you elaborate?
On 20/11/2024 17:16, Theo de Raadt wrote:
Anyway, the patch is here, so it's a matter of time before this
feature appears in FreeBSD.
Uhm yeah, good luck with that. I don't think you understand t
I've seen the patch already.
Thanks all involved for the super-fast response.
To answer your question...
On 20/11/2024 12:24, Stuart Henderson wrote:
...don't those tools already manage expiry? I haven't used blacklistd
or fail2ban, but sshguard does, with increasing timeouts for repeat
offende
On Tue, 19 Nov 2024 22:51:25 +0100,
Rob LA LAU wrote:
>
> The resetting of statistics for all IP addresses in a specified table is
> already implemented (`pfctl -t sometable -T zero').
> However, resetting the statistics for a single IP address in a table
> would allow me to continuously block rep
On 2024/11/19 22:51, Rob LA LAU wrote:
> I'd like to request the implementation of a new feature in pfctl.
> This new feature, as stated in the subject, would allow resetting the
> statistics for a single IP address.
>
> The resetting of statistics for all IP addresses in a specified table is
> al
