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pf block command help
i am trying to default deny all incoming. i was looking at fp faqs and "block in" command does not work. Is there something i should do before? It says block command not found. I am used to linux firewalls and this seems difficult.
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7th November 2010
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You put the command in a FILE. Typically /etc/pf.conf. You then use pfctl(8) to load the FILE.
The syntax of a simple default deny is: block in all If that fails for you, post the contents of your pf.conf file, the pfctl command you used, and the specific error you get.
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