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Re: pf book ?
- To: misc_(_at_)_openbsd_(_dot_)_org
- Subject: Re: pf book ?
- From: seebs_(_at_)_plethora_(_dot_)_net (Peter Seebach)
- Date: Sat, 09 Oct 2004 12:36:07 -0500
- Reply-to: seebs_(_at_)_plethora_(_dot_)_net (Peter Seebach)
In message <6_(_dot_)_1_(_dot_)_2_(_dot_)_0_(_dot_)_2_(_dot_)_20041009065303_(_dot_)_00aabda0_(_at_)_cheyenne_(_dot_)_wixb_(_dot_)_com>, "J.D. Bronson
" writes:
>I installed 3.6 and want to use pf. I have tons of examples to go by, but
>wanted to stop at Barns & Noble today and pickup a book.
>Does anyone have a recommendation on a good pf book for openbsd?
I haven't seen any, probably because, like it or not, the BSDs are sort of a
niche market all together.
But, if memory serves, PF just got integrated into NetBSD, which suggests that
it's about time to start hitting up publishers about it.
*sigh*. What I really *want* is the BSD/OS ipfw. (Not FreeBSD's.) It was
awfully neat.
-s
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