Hello, list.
I have a strange problem, we work with one application that connecting to
remote server at start-up(and remote server connect back to the app).
The problem is, that when I uncomment keep state option in rule:
pass from $lan #keep state
in pf.conf its seems that remote server can't
Hello, Gergely.
> try to use pftpx instead of ftp-proxy, it's available from ports.
> Bye,
> Gergely Czuczy
I tried switch to pftpx and got same result.
Last messages:
Dec 7 17:02:05 fw-spb pftpx[7306]: client limit (100) reached, refusing
connection from 10.10.1.70
Dec 7 17:02:47 fw-spb pf
Hello, all.
We got a heavy load server with pf mostly doing nat and redirection.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -r
6.1-RELEASE
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -sr | wc -l
546
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -ss | wc -l
9452
Traffic is about 8 Mb/s.
/etc/inetd.conf: ftp-proxy stream tcp nowait root
/usr/libexec/ftp
Hello list.
I'm planning to configure pf in bridged environment(using if_bridge on 6.1),
so I have question if transparent proxy will work?
Is the any working config, or some known issues?
TIA, Roman Gorohov.
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oto udp from any to any port $dns_ports keep state queue q_dns
> pass out quick proto { tcp, udp } from to any port { 161, 162 }
> keep state queue q_dns
> pass in quick proto tcp from any to $main_ip port $http_ports flags
> S/SA synproxy state queue q_web
> pass out quick proto
Hello, freebsd-pf.
Is there any way to make pf, generate reports including srcip and bytes
for rules like "pass in log-all quick on $ext_if proto tcp from any to $me port
80"?
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Roman Gorohov mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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