Darren Reed napisal(a): [Charset ISO-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...] > > The rules can be removed ONLY in the same way they have been added, ie. [...] > Ack...this is a nasty bug. > The problem is that the line number a rule is found at, in the file, is > stored in the rule. > It is stored in part of the rule that is used when it comes time to > delete a rule. > So if you changed the line number, "ipf -rf <file>" would not work.
But when I was trying it, I was always adding or removing only one rule - regardless if from terminal, file or redirected standard input. So the line number should be always 1 (or 0, if numbering is from 0) - am I right? But it was still impossible for example when a rule that was typed directly from a terminal, to remove it from a redirected standard input or from a file (in any case standard input and/or file contained only one line!) Regards, Jaroslaw Rafa [EMAIL PROTECTED]
