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I have an issue that my pf logs many packets that it's not supposed to log. I reproduced it with almost empty pf.conf: set skip on loand it still logs some packets. I have no idea why am I receiving themIt's multicast traffic.where can I read about those default match rulesWell, the thing in whole is partially documented but it's not that obviously tracked back from the issue you're seeing.( markup is mine):allow-opts — By default, packets with IPv4 options or IPv6 hop-by-hop or destination options header are blocked.
After the installation an install message with latest 'look-at-that'stuff is displayed and everyone shall read them. That's where I write'don't change jail.conf, use jail.local isntead'.
OK, maybe, guessingfrom bugs I still receive, they don't:)So, if there are any breaking changes configuring pf I will put them there.But: is it really necessary? In my understanding you don't have to usecurly braces with one port only, and if someone configures his jail formultiple ports he already had to use them himself.
So question to the pfusers (unfortunately I'm not, still using ipfw): is it possible to haveusers to put the braces around their ports instead of doing it infail2ban? In the end that is the syntax of pf so users shall be familiarwith it.In any case: I don't have a problem with a breaking change, as long asit manifest when restarting the service: latest then, if something goeswrong, people shall start looking at the installation message.And: it would be nice if someone with pf knowledge could write somethingon the fail2ban wiki, then I can add a link to the install message.Christoph.
But if that wouldn't workOf course it would work. But it is again a difference to other actions (and still expected how-to resp. Documentation somewhere).The reason for this PR is to have the pf-action similar all another actions of fail2ban (and to allow to start with fail2ban with minimalist configuration - ideally just with enabled = true, quasi out-of-the-box).Just to avoid the future issues like 'Help wanted, fail2ban with pf-action does not work'.Unfortunately almost nobody reads the docu/wiki.For example, you could use the same jail-configuration (and examples) for different platforms, could relative easy switch firewall used (e. From pf to ipfw etc), just using redefinition of banaction, without removing all the braces (or some other entries) for all multiport jails. Add this suggestion to a batch that can be applied as a single commit. This suggestion is invalid because no changes were made to the code.
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