Maybe want to use IFG_EGRESS instead of "egress" but otherwise reads
fine and works great, ok nicm.
On Fri, Jan 07, 2011 at 09:36:23PM -0500, Ted Unangst wrote:
> On Sat, 8 Jan 2011, Nicholas Marriott wrote:
>
> > Nice idea, but maybe it could pick the same one that the interface group
> > "egr
* Bob Beck [2011-01-08 18:10]:
> >> Nice idea, but maybe it could pick the same one that the interface group
> >> "egress" defaults to?
> >
> > You can have more than one interface in group egress.
but that is rather the exception.
> Perhaps the one in egress with the most traffic?
so i get a d
> >> Nice idea, but maybe it could pick the same one that the interface group
> >> "egress" defaults to?
> >
> > You can have more than one interface in group egress.
>
> Perhaps the one in egress with the most traffic?
First egress will be fine.
The semantic of "most" is troubling; run it two t
>> Nice idea, but maybe it could pick the same one that the interface group
>> "egress" defaults to?
>
> You can have more than one interface in group egress.
Perhaps the one in egress with the most traffic?
Nicholas Marriott wrote:
> Nice idea, but maybe it could pick the same one that the interface group
> "egress" defaults to?
You can have more than one interface in group egress.
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Christian "naddy" Weisgerber na...@mips.inka.de
On Sat, 8 Jan 2011, Nicholas Marriott wrote:
> Nice idea, but maybe it could pick the same one that the interface group
> "egress" defaults to?
You're lucky that gives me the same answer. :)
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> Nice idea, but maybe it could pick the same one that the interface group
> "egress" defaults to?
Ooooh, that is even better than what I suggested to tedu.
Right on the money, that is exactly what I would like it to default to!
Hi
Nice idea, but maybe it could pick the same one that the interface group
"egress" defaults to?
On Fri, Jan 07, 2011 at 07:36:08PM -0500, Ted Unangst wrote:
> i like to run netstat -w 1 -b to watch the bytes. however, netstat
> defaults to picking the last interface if you don't specify -I.
i like to run netstat -w 1 -b to watch the bytes. however, netstat
defaults to picking the last interface if you don't specify -I. on my
system, that happens to be pflog. not helpful.
the diff below makes some attempt at picking an interesting interface by
selecting the one with the most tra
