Did you test whether disabling ruleset optimization "fixes"
the issue in your case too?
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Gesendet: Freitag, 07. Juli 2017 um 02:59 Uhr
Von: "rafal.ramocki" <rafal.ramo...@gmail.com>
An: misc@openbsd.org
Betreff: Re: authpf error: failed to create table (Device busy)
It looks like I've just hit the same bug. It looks like it is not related
with authpf but rather with anchors generaly. I'm loading anchor from
pf.conf, then this anchor loads another one with some rules. I have two
similar rules in there and disabling one of them will stop returning an
error from this anchor.
pass in quick log proto tcp to { 10.58.16.10 10.58.16.20 10.58.16.30 } port
1522
pass in quick log proto tcp to { 10.58.16.11 10.58.16.21 10.58.16.31 } port
1522
I have quite a bit ancors so I'm failing to load rules few anchors ahead
anyway.
Revelant parts of config are as follows:
/etc/pf.conf:
anchor "vpn1" in on $if_vpn1
load anchor vpn1 from "/etc/anchors/vpn1.conf"
/etc/anchors/vpn1.conf:
anchor "user4" in from 172.31.224.217
load anchor user4 from "/etc/anchors/vpn1/user4"
/etc/anchors/vpn1/user4:
pass in quick log proto tcp to { 10.58.16.10 10.58.16.20 10.58.16.30 } port
1522
pass in quick log proto tcp to { 10.58.16.11 10.58.16.21 10.58.16.31 } port
1522
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