Hi,
to reload ipf rules just type:
# ipf -FA -f <filename>
to reload ipnat rules:
# ipf -y
greets
andy
Am 10.07.2005 um 20:42 schrieb Amadeus Stevenson:
Hello,
Sorry for this very obtuse question.
I change my ipf.conf a fair bit, and when reloading it with a short
script:
#!/bin/sh
cp /etc/ipf.$1 /etc/ipf.conf
/etc/rc.d/ipfilter restart
/etc/rc.d/ipnat restart
Where I have different configurations (ipf.oh, ipf.stable etc) and I
modify the original and run "script stable" to put the ipf.stable
configuration in action. I also change ipnat. I found that if I don't
restart ipnat after ipf no nat will happen. (netbsd-2.0)
Thing is, this disconnects current connections (like ssh sessions
etc).
What is the best way to update configuration without this side effect?
Sorry for the dumbness. I read about different rulesets but am not
sure how this applies here.
Thanks
Amadeus
