I used to have a mid prioritized default queue. However, whenever you
reload the pf rules (pfctl -f), it puts all already defined states in the
default queue. Overtime things will even out, but basically the traffic
shaping is broken for hours any time the rules are reloaded, unless you
decide
On Sat, Jun 21, 2003 at 10:46:56AM -0700, Jeremy Evans wrote:
I used to have a mid prioritized default queue. However, whenever you
reload the pf rules (pfctl -f), it puts all already defined states in the
default queue.
that is fixed by the new queue ID allocator in -current.
I tried
Hi,
Using the just-committed bidirectional byte and packet counters, I wrote
a small daemon to convert these to Cisco Netflow datagrams. This may be
useful for people who have NetFlow capable monitoring or accounting tools.
I should hasten to add that this is beta code which depends on OpenBSD
