Jeff A. Earickson wrote:
I'm playing with the Solaris 10 release on Sparc. Another gotcha is
the fact that the config files (ipf.conf and ipnat.conf) go into
/etc/ipf, and NOT /etc/opt/ipf. I stared at the S10 manpages for
ipf, ipfstat, ipmon, etc, and none of these pages make **any**
reference to where the config files live. I consider this a BUG
in the ipfilter manpages for Solaris 10.
Agreed.
Also, it would be nice if Sun had a symlink from /etc/opt/ipf -> /etc/ipf
for us old-timers, so we could find the config files.
Um. No. Sun has never done anything this way, and it would be very
surprising if they did this. Sun always puts config files in /etc...
/opt (and by extension /etc/opt) are for optional 3rd party packages.
But yeah. Man pages should be complete.
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