Hey, is there any macro expansion in the configuration files? Specifically,
I'm building my system with geographic redundancy (which negates the HA config
in the manual :^( ) and I need to maintain the three machines such that they
are ALMOST exact duplicates of each other. The primary issue I have at the
moment is that some settings are dependent on the machine, such as IP address,
default routes handed to the clients, etc. Is there any way to have a
"local.conf" or perhaps using shell environment variables to make this happen?
Is there an "include" facility in your configuration expansion system? This
would allow me to maintain these dependent variables outside /usr/local/pf
(e.g. /etc/sysconfig/pf.conf) so I could then perform a simple sync between the
three systems to maintain redundancy.
And in case you're wondering, NO, I don't yet have this fully functional (or
even mostly functional). I was able to get RADIUS redundancy working between
two sites with the databases doing Master-Master replication, but I'm going to
have to play with PF a little bit to get the WebAPI and GUI running right...
I'll submit those changes back to the project if I can manage to make it all
work :^).
Don
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