In some email I received from Hans Werner Strube, sie wrote: > > From: Darren Reed Wed, 24 Mar 2004 22:47:26 +1100 (EST) > > > In some email I received from [EMAIL PROTECTED], sie wrote: > > > A simple question: how do I compile the ipf rules into an LKM on Solaris? > > > > First you need to compile IPFilter to support it. Do this by > > uncommenting the followig line in the top level Makefile: > > #COMPIPF=-DIPFILTER_COMPILED > > > > build, and install the ipf LKM with that included. Then you need > > to build the ipf rules LKM. Probably the easiest way to do that > > is this: > > > > cd ip_fil4.1.1 > > ipf -cc /etc/opt/ipf/ipf.conf > > This should be "ipf -cc -f /etc/opt/ipf/ipf.conf" . > Also -n may be used to avoid warnings on a system without installed ipf, [...] > The ip_rules.c generated by "ipf [-n] -cc -f rules/ip_rules" differs from > the one in the tarball:
Some of the diffence is endian related, some of it is change (the ip_rules.c file isn't properly regenerated when it should be, all the itme.) > Finally, how is the ipfrule module to be loaded? By explicit modload? Yes. Darren
