> On Oct 22, 2015, at 16:16 , Morris, Andi <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Louis, I hope you're keeping a tally of all the beers I owe you when I visit
> Canada one day.
>
I gather you have equally good beer on your side of the pond.
Just save some for me. I might come around someday...
> Thanks very much as always.
>
> Out of interest, what is the best way of editing the violations.conf file? Is
> it ok to update the file over the cli usually? Do I just need to do a
> standard configreload after editing or do I need to restart the services? The
> 5.0.1 admin guide suggests a service restart.
Editing the configfile itself should be fine.
You may have accidentally entered a special character in the file or changed
the permissions.
Ideally you should change the violations through the GUI (Configuration >
Violations at the bottom left).
That prevents you from messing up the file and means you don’t have to reload
the config.
If the file is readable (and parseable) a configreload hard should do the trick
in PF 5.
Regards,
--
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