Hi Alexey,
Anything is possible but... no I just checked the md5s of my package
against a mirror and it's definitely pfstatd2.2 from the 4.2 i386
packages collection, running on openbsd 4.2. Pretty standard stuff I think.
Thanks,
Cliff.
Output of my pfstatd +CONTENTS file if it helps:
@comment $OpenBSD: PLIST-daemon,v 1.1 2006/05/24 15:15:40 dhartmei Exp $
@name pfstatd-2.2
@comment subdir=net/pfstat,-daemon cdrom=yes ftp=yes
@arch i386
+DESC
@md5 e911322c053238b663f87a9d8bd4d203
@size 179
@wantlib c.41.0
@cwd /usr/local
bin/pfstatd
@md5 59b95848866ac32615b2ac0fcabbd0fb
@size 10468
@man man/man8/pfstatd.8
@md5 d0ef02a879d6ece6cb4ad03188955a92
@size 2793
Alexey Vatchenko wrote:
2008-03-26, clifford bailey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've just come across some strange behaviour on pfstatd on openbsd 4.2.
If I run nmap against pfstatd, pfstatd stops. Is this expected behaviour
or a known bug? It seems a bit weak to me for software that should be
running on a firewall. To reproduce it try a straight nmap scan of the
open pfstatd port.
Can it be that your userland is not the same version as your kernel?
