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Old 16th July 2012
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Default Open BSD 5.1 Packet filter changes

Hey Guys

I am running around in circles trying to find out the answer to this question, hoping you can help

In an older version of BSD i had the following line in my packet filter

nat on $ext_if from X.X.X.X to any -> $ext_if


Where would I have to change this if I want this to work with OpenBSD 5.1

Please help

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Old 16th July 2012
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In an older version of BSD...
Mentioning which version of OpenBSD would be most helpful as pf(4) has radically changed through the past several years.
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Initially it was 4.5 and been upgraded to 5.1
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Initially it was 4.5 and been upgraded to 5.1
You have gone through all of the intermediate versions? Upgrading from 4.5 to 4.6, followed by 4.6 to 4.7, ..., all the way up to 5.0 to 5.1?

Skipping any intermediate version when upgrading is not supported.
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looks like i have got the nat rules right now but it still wont let me ping the internet

sorry, i might not have been clear


the last version of bsd i used was 4.5

I am installing 5.1 for a customer of mine and have found the pf rules to be different

i am confident that the rules are correct, however now i just need to get it to connect to the internet

whenever i ping the internet, it comes up with no route to host
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There were significant syntax changes at 4.7.

http://www.openbsd.org/faq/upgrade47.html
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ok, i found out what my problem was.

now something is happening that i am sure its real simple to fix

in the ppp.linkup file i have the line

! etc/ppp/addroute.sh

apparently i have to put something before this because something about batch files cant run like that under bsd.

what would i have to type in

i thought it might of been /bin/sh but i was wrong about that
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Please see the ppp(8) man page. You must use either the shell or !bg commands. There are examples in the ppp.linkup.sample and ppp.linkdown.sample files.
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All fixed.

Thankyou for your help.
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