Reforwarding this...it was the holidays so maybe it got missed. Anyone? Thanks!
--Bill On 12/27/05, Bill Marquette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Unless I'm missing something blatantly obvious (it wouldn't surprise > me), I can't find a way to figure out what queue a given state is > assigned. Obviously, based on rules I could logically figure it out, > but I'm looking for a way with pfctl -ss (-vvss, etc) to be able to > see what's actually in the state table. > > I've looked through a fair amount of source and grok some of what I'm > reading, but it doesn't appear that the queue is even part of the > state entry. If not, how does ALTQ actually pick up the flow? Also, > along the same lines, is it possible to modify the flows queue w/in > ALTQ? I looked for a pfioctl that would allow for state modification > - it looks like I might be able to do DIOCGETSTATE, followed by > modifying the struct and then do a DIOCKILLSTATES and a DIOCADDSTATE. > But for what I'm trying to do (change queue based on a layer 7 > protocol decode) it doesn't seem likely to help me (at this time). > Any hints? I didn't see any ioctls' specific to ALTQ either so it > doesn't appear I can access it from userland other than getting stats > through the ioctls that pf exposes. > > --Bill >
