Re: [discuss] Flushing ippools

2024-09-30 Thread Dan McDonald
On Sep 30, 2024, at 4:33 AM, Sad Clouds wrote: > > Solaris 11.3 ported OpenBSD pf packet filter and I've seen some performance > tests from FreeBSD devs where it supposedly has much better performance > compared to ipf. I wonder if Illumos devs have plans to do something > similar... That's a

Re: [discuss] Flushing ippools

2024-09-30 Thread Sad Clouds
Solaris 11.3 ported OpenBSD pf packet filter and I've seen some performance tests from FreeBSD devs where it supposedly has much better performance compared to ipf. I wonder if Illumos devs have plans to do something similar... -- illumos: illumos-discuss P

Re: [discuss] Flushing ippools

2024-09-29 Thread Joshua M. Clulow via illumos-discuss
On Sun, Sep 29, 2024, 16:05 d wrote: > I've found that I'm not the only one to ever run into trouble flushing > ippools: > > ippool -F > 0 objects flushed > > Even deleting all rules that use the pool from both ipf rule sets > doesn't help. > > The workaround is to disable/re-enable ipfilter > >

[discuss] Flushing ippools

2024-09-29 Thread d
I've found that I'm not the only one to ever run into trouble flushing ippools: ippool -F 0 objects flushed Even deleting all rules that use the pool from both ipf rule sets doesn't help. The workaround is to disable/re-enable ipfilter Is it worth making a bug report? Thanks