Scott Ullrich wrote:
Take a look at /etc/inc/filter.inc. Search for squid. It should be
pretty obvious once you see how we hook that in.
Thanks! I went through the code and have a small question.
Suppose if I turn transparency off in the squid web interface, does this rule gets deleted
automatically ?
Also, rather than having the filter.inc hacked for each package, can pfsense core provide
4 (?) anchors for anchor, binat, nat and rdr, so that packages themselves can create
subanchor inside them and manage the rules? I would hack the code to include some thing like
$natrules .= "anchor package-anchor/*"
$natrules .= "anchor package-rdr-anchor/*"
$natrules .= "anchor package-nat-anchor/*"
$natrules .= "anchor package-binat-anchor/*"
and from my package, I will add an anchor for havp inside package-rdr-anchor and
add/delete my rules in them.
I am not an *that* familiar with pf, so I am not sure if this will work as
intended.
raj
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