Re: AuthPF removing all the states created from an IP

Hi, Seeing the answer to my question I'm afraid I wasn't clear enough about the purpose of it. I'm aware that authpf/pf is behaving as intended, I was just wondering if any change on that is planned because I'm guessing that I'm not the only one who would find useful to be able to keep the non aut

Re: AuthPF removing all the states created from an IP

This list tends to favor those who do at least some basic homework before asking redundant questions. Had you read the authpf man page or searched the list archives, you would have certainly realized that what you are describing is EXACTLY the intended behavior, in other words, your system is w

Re: AuthPF removing all the states created from an IP

Hello, Seeing that nobody is answering to the question below I'd add: Is there anybody who uses authpf in the same scenario? Does it behave like in my case? Any suggestion to keep the states for the user after he/she closes the session? Thank you. On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 1:46 PM, Derek wrote:

AuthPF removing all the states created from an IP

Hi list, I'm using authpf to allow external users to access to certain restricted services within our network. This network hosts public services as well, this is services which are open to all internet. The thing is that after some tests I realized that a client who has an authpf session opened