On 2008-04-17 02:08:02 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jeremie Le Hen) said:
> I think "reply-to" is the option you are looking for. Have a look at
> this message:
> http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg08528.html
Thanks very much for the informative response, it lead to me a
solution. :) I'm using a "stripped" / "tight" customized kernel and
base installation as small / secure routers inside of a virtual network
simulator created with FreeBSD (using the dummynet feature), and
OpenBSD (which I just prefer) running inside of VMWare. It's too bad I
haven't seen a similar feature to FreeBSD's dummynet latency / delay /
loss feature for OpenBSD, otherwise I'd standardize on OBSD for this
project.
Has anyone seen anything similar to dummynet for FreeBSD available for OpenBSD?
/dmfh
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