Yes, I think the usual "programs should not print if the normal
operation went fine" style should keep pfctl -f some-file quiet.
Having output in the specific config test mode would not hurt, but
it's not something I've been longing for.
2013/1/24 Julien Dhaille :
> Oops.
> This one is better, onl
Oops.
This one is better, only display on :
# pfctl -nf /etc/pf.conf
Cheers
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Hi,
Most of daemons like bgpd, ospfd, smtpd, relayd, ... use to return
"configuration OK" when the parsing of configuration file is correct.
This patch probably seems useless, it's just a thought to stay coherent
with an uniform behavior.
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Hi,
After seeing the undeadly article I got myself a Sun T1000 and have
been playing with ldoms on it. I saw a few things:
1. Partitions cannot be used as backing store for ldom virtual disks,
the VOP_GEATTR calls return size 0 for the raw device. I also wonder
if other VOP call in vdsp(4) will w
