Is there a proper way to reset firewall rules in
FreeBSD8.0 ? I just discovered that if one is remotely logged
in and makes a change in the firewall rules, it is a disastor to
do something like
sh /etc/[firewall_rules_script]
One could do that in FreeBSD6.x. When the rules
I have just answered part of my own question. If you
background the process as in
sh /etc/rules.fw
it works. You still get knocked off the remote connection but
the backgrounded process continues to run without a controlling
terminal and completes.
The only remaining part of
Mark writes:
You could use nohup
That's is a very good idea.
Thanks.
Martin McCormick
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Martin McCormick mar...@dc.cis.okstate.edu writes:
Is there a proper way to reset firewall rules in
FreeBSD8.0 ? I just discovered that if one is remotely logged
in and makes a change in the firewall rules, it is a disastor to
do something like
sh /etc/[firewall_rules_script]
On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 09:43:53AM -0500, Martin McCormick wrote:
I have just answered part of my own question. If you
background the process as in
sh /etc/rules.fw
it works. You still get knocked off the remote connection but
the backgrounded process continues to run without a
