Re: delay npf/npfd service start at boot
On Wed, 28 Nov 2018, Leonardo Taccari wrote: It did! thank you, even more for faving replied so quickly. NPF now waits for wpa_supplicant to connect and dhdpcd to assign an adress to the interface, npfd starts normally as expected. I didn't even know about ifaddrs() until this very moment Best regards, Paolo Hello Paolo, Paolo Vincenzo Olivo writes: [...] I think npf is enabled over a wireless interface, it doesn't wait for wpa_supplicant to establish a working connection, thus failing to apply npf.conf, and retunrning: /etc/npf.conf#$line#$column: no address matched for interface $if near ')' [...] How can I properly address this problem? (e.g. an idea could be writing a sleep script) [...] If you are using inet4/inet6 I think that using ifaddrs instead will do the trick (if it is a similar case reported in PR bin/53512).
Re: delay npf/npfd service start at boot
Hello Paolo, Paolo Vincenzo Olivo writes: > [...] > I think npf is enabled over a wireless interface, it > doesn't wait for wpa_supplicant to establish a working connection, thus > failing to > apply npf.conf, and retunrning: > > /etc/npf.conf#$line#$column: no address matched for interface $if near ')' > > [...] > > How can I properly address this problem? (e.g. an idea could be writing a > sleep script) > > [...] If you are using inet4/inet6 I think that using ifaddrs instead will do the trick (if it is a similar case reported in PR bin/53512).
delay npf/npfd service start at boot
Hi, I think npf is enabled over a wireless interface, it doesn't wait for wpa_supplicant to establish a working connection, thus failing to apply npf.conf, and retunrning: /etc/npf.conf#$line#$column: no address matched for interface $if near ')' predictably `npfctl show` returns # filtering:inactive # config: loaded npfd fails to start subsequently, returning: npfd: pcap_dump_open failed for `/var/log/npflog0.pcap' If I use service() to restart npf/npfd manually I get no stderr, everything works, my confing is applied as expected and I can tcpdump npflog0.pcap to display logs. I tried adding wpa_supplicant, dhcpcd and NETWORKING to the '# REQUIRE: ' entry of /etc/rc.d/, but this didn't work the problem out: albeit rcorder is followed, and npf waits for wpa_supplicant and dhcpcd to start, it still actually start before a connection is established. How can I properly address this problem? (e.g. an idea could be writing a sleep script) Thanks in advance
