Has anyone had any luck passing authpf usernames to squid logs?
Bill
Jason Opperisano wrote:
> On Thu, 2004-09-16 at 08:58, Steven S. wrote:
>
> the above seems to be the result of a blocked packet with "set
> block-policy return" or a "block return ..." rule ...SYN goes out but
> SYN-ACK coming back in gets a RST...
I have no such policies. It is my understandin
On Thu, 2004-09-16 at 08:58, Steven S. wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I'm experiencing an interesting problem and I'm googled out.
>
> Trying to get mail from a firewall which is the carp master to an internally
> hosted e-mail server. The mail server is using a private IP address and the
> firewall is
I'm running 3.5 -stable with dynamic entries in radix tables, and I want
to do source tracking per IP. Is this possible? I have a 20-bit subnet
behind pf and I've broken authenticated IPs into 8 23-bit radix tables.
(I am not running NAT, but I will use anonymous IP's for my example):
00:# ta
Greetings,
I'm experiencing an interesting problem and I'm googled out.
Trying to get mail from a firewall which is the carp master to an internally
hosted e-mail server. The mail server is using a private IP address and the
firewall is using a "binat" rule to translate a public carp IP to the
p
Well if you want to pen-test, there are a range of tools available, depends on your
experience, and breadth of knowledge too. On the automated front you could try using
Nessus, but again, interpretation of the results will depend on your knowledge and
experience. For example you may want to test
* Claudio Jeker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004-09-14 14:02]:
> I think you got hit by a fxp bug that was fixed after 3.5. The problem was
> that somehow the fxp card did no longer generate an interrupt and so the
> watchdog timer reseted the card after 20 seconds. This only happened on
> havily loaded l
