> As the scrub directive can be set with a specified min/max ttl.
> This could
> be also useful to add set_ttl directive into scrub to make a
> normalization of the ttl in the packet.
>
> What do you think ?

I think that the scrub directive could be used to set more settings.

For example, nmap -sS could be stopped with the right block rule, but if
I'll use -current "scrub in all" what will PF do ?
I believe that packet will pass "scrub" untouched.
Right ?  ;-)


Ed


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