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Old 13th July 2008
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Originally Posted by ivanatora View Post
I still can't understand how to disable ipf (I don't want it currently) and I have to type after every reboot:
Code:
ipf -D

things like these should usually placed in /etc/rc.local if they don't warrant (for you) the creation of rc.d scripts.

The fact that you shouldn't have to disable something you want to use on boot, brings to mind: Why did you compile support for it into the kernel if you don't want IPF?



*I don't use ipf so I wouldn't know if there are any rc.d scripts shipped
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