It should just use what's in the autopush file, /etc/ipf/pfil.ap (which is the same format as the system-wide /etc/iu.ap file).
I would not have thought USB even had a STREAM head to push onto, although I've never looked into the USB support framework. On the "other free firewall" comment: Was SunScreen still shipped with Solaris 9, or did that stop at 8? (not that I'm suggesting you move to it - you would only have to move off again later, as it's definitely not supported past Solaris 9; initially Sun charged for it, then had a free Lite model, then free, now dropped). -- Stuart Remphrey RMIT University, Melbourne Australia ITS Infrastructure Services - Unix Systems >>> On 14-Jun-07 at 10:57 pm, in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, >> Couldn't it be possible, that somehow the pfil module is autopushed into >> the keyboard stack? > > To be honest, i do not know how pfil recognizes the devices it must > control. But somehow it is seen the USB keyboard as one of them. > I"ll try to understand pfil, but some tips on that would be appreciated. > > The pitty is that there is no other free firewall for solaris 9. Rrrrr!
