Re: Skipping interfaces in pf [was: pf filtering on loopback?]
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 Re: Skipping interfaces in pf [was: pf filtering on loopback?] On Tue, Dec 14, 2004 at 07:31:58PM +0100, Max Laier wrote: > It might be worthwhile to extend this to be able to skip only certain > processing. e.g.: > > set skip all on <interface> > Will skip all (surprise) > set skip from scrub on <interface> > Will evaluate scrub rules and end processing afterwards. > set skip from nat on <interface> > Will evaluate scrub and nat rules and stop afterwards. 'nat pass' and 'rdr pass' already does this for the last case; If we want this for the scrub-only case as well, it might be nicer to add 'scrub pass', to keep it consistent.      |
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