Hmm. The rc subsystem is supposed to handle the order, i.e. you should
never need to think about the order of services in rc.conf. I can't
help thinking I am missing something in the kernel. Do you have any
kernel modules running?
On 3/13/07, Alban Hertroys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Mar 13, 2007, at 4:58, Matthew Herzog wrote:
> Hello.
> The 6.1 install is intact on disk0 and still works fine. I copied my
> ipfilter and ipnat config files to the new system after building an
> ipf/ipnat enabled kernel on the 6.2 install but the machine is not
> acting
> as a gateway. In fact, I can't even ssh into it from inside or outside
Does issuing ipf -F a -f /etc/ipf.rules help?
I can't remember. If I had a dime for every time I have had to run that command
since I discovered netbsd in 1999 I'd be wealthy. Heh.
My ipfilter rules and pretty liberal and I do not have DEFAULT_BLOCK
in the kernel.
It solved a similar looking problem for me on my amd64 home gateway.
I could still log into the server from my LAN, but not all of my
rules were active somehow. Reloading the rule-set from a shell (after
each reboot) helped.
If it does, I guess there's an rc-order problem somewhere?
As a temporary workaround (haven't tried yet) you could add that line
to rc.local.
Note: My server runs a 6-STABLE from shortly after 6.2-RELEASE.
--
Alban Hertroys
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how're you gonna catch them?"
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