On Nov 24 20:06:59, [email protected] wrote:
> I have a simple pf firewall, and to "rebuild" it (in case of disaster) I
> think I can probably just backup some selected files.
>
> List below. Is this a sound approach in principle? And/or have I missed any
> obvious files/locations?
It would imho be much simple to tar czf backup.tgz /etc
Not to mention you should have proper backups (as in dump, not dd)
of / (where /etc lives) and /var (where /var/backups lives).
There is nothing to be gained by curating a subset:
you will save kilobytes, for the price of eventualy
forgetting something you wanted.
Jan
> (thanks!)
>
> /etc/ntpd.conf ntp configuration
> /etc/rc.conf services to start
> /etc/rc.conf.local autostart unbound and dhcpd at boot
> /etc/login.conf.d/unbound unbound file descriptor limit increase
> /etc/dhcpleased.conf stop the dns supplied in dhcp from
> writing to resolve.conf - WAN/ISP NIC
> /etc/doas.conf doas config
> /etc/myname system name
> /etc/sysctl.conf enabled ipv4 packet forwarding
> /etc/hostname.* network interface configs
> /etc/dhcpd.conf dhcp server config
> /etc/pf.conf pf firewall config
> /var/unbound/etc/unbound.conf unbound dns server config
> /etc/resolv.conf point dns at self
>
