All,
I am on a DSL line 1.5/768 and have setup prioritizing acks which works
great for me. But now that I have started sharing my connection with my
next door neighbor and charging him for it and he does a lot of ftp
downloads. So off of my firewall I added another interface dropped the
access
On Sat, Oct 04, 2003 at 10:55:57PM +0100, Jorden Verwer wrote:
> I'm running a firewall based on OpenBSD 3.0 with pf and scrub enabled. I'd
> prefer to keep things this way, because they work. However, with the recent
> DoS vulnerability I've become a bit less certain about my firewall's
> securit
Hi all,
I'm running a firewall based on OpenBSD 3.0 with pf and scrub enabled. I'd
prefer to keep things this way, because they work. However, with the recent
DoS vulnerability I've become a bit less certain about my firewall's
security. Is OpenBSD 3.0 affected by this vulnerability? I know it's a
Daniel,
Thanks for the info. I only became aware when the 007-patch was
announced and showed up on OpenBSD-Errata. There was no announcement by
Todd and none on OpenBSD-Errata. Picking up the 007, I also saw 006 and
applied both.
Imagine my shock when I read that 006 had been withdrawn. I imagined
The problem was reported around Aug 28. -current was fixed Aug 29 with
pf_norm.c 1.75, which is included in 3.4-release.
Backported patches against 3.3-stable and 3.2-stable were sent out
shortly after, but required testing. They were commited to their
respective branches Sep 24.
I'm not allowed
006_pfnorm.patch
What happened to the pfnorm patch???
Around 08h13 MST, I saw up on the openbsd/patches/3.3/common/ on
sunsite.ualberta.ca, sometime later that day it was removed, why??
