Hello Ed, Monday, October 20, 2003, 6:55:02 PM, you wrote: EW> If you try to sum all the changes to pf* files and pfctl it becomes easy to EW> understand that PF can behave in _different_ ways even if you are using the EW> same OpenBSD release. It depends on the date of the last sync with -stable EW> branch.
EW> Given the fact that not everyone follows -stable branch, I'll suggest to EW> introduce a public revision number for PF, available via sysctl or other EW> ways. The same request is for pfctl, that could be easily deployed with a -V EW> arg. I'd like to state that I strongly vote for means to determine pf-component versions by user. I'd suggest, however, that pf / if_pfsync / if_pflog just printf some information when they are loaded (dmesg would make that information avaiable) no need for sysctl etc. Printing $Id$s might be enough, but not a really pretty approach. Update your webpage ;) -- Best regards, Max mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
