Whenever running "doas pfctl -s queue -v" on a 5.8/amd64 box (PC engines
apu1d4), it outputs the error "pfctl: DIOCGETQSTATS: Bad file
descriptor".
Has anyone seen this before? Both queuing and port filtering have been
working without issue.
Here's a 1:1 copy of the queuing section I'm running with the addition of
incoming/outgoing comments for clarity.
#### INCOMING INTERFACES
queue int_root on $int_if bandwidth 100M
queue p_std parent int_root bandwidth 100M default
queue 10_root on vlan10 bandwidth 100M
queue v10_std parent 10_root bandwidth 45M max 45M \
burst 100M for 10000ms default
queue 300_root on vlan300 bandwidth 100M
queue v300_std parent 300_root bandwidth 25M max 25M default
queue 1001_root on vlan1001 bandwidth 100M
queue v1001_std parent 1001_root bandwidth 35M max 35M default
#### OUTGOING INTERFACE
queue ext_root on egress bandwidth 45M max 45M
queue services parent ext_root bandwidth 5M min 5M
queue s_ssh parent services bandwidth 1M
queue s_ext parent services bandwidth 2M default
queue s_dns parent services bandwidth 1M
queue s_ack parent services bandwidth 1M
queue main1 parent ext_root bandwidth 10M min 10M
queue m1_ext parent main1 bandwidth 9M
queue m1_ack parent main1 bandwidth 1M
queue public parent ext_root bandwidth 5M min 1M max 10M
queue p_ext parent public bandwidth 4500K
queue p_ack parent public bandwidth 500K
# queue vpn parent ext_root bandwidth 5M min 5M max 20M
# queue vpn_ext parent vpn bandwidth 4M
# queue vpn_ack parent vpn bandwidth 1M
queue tor parent ext_root bandwidth 10M min 10M max 35M
queue tor_ext parent tor bandwidth 9M
queue tor_ack parent tor bandwidth 1M
