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From: "Rob Tietje" <rtietje.bus@cox.net>
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I have a few suggestions for updating this section.
 
24.6.1
 
This section talks about firewall_enable="YES" being required to dynamically
load the kernel module, but if IPFW is compiled into the kernel it is also
required for the firewall script to run via
firewall_script="/etc/ipfw.rules"
 
24.6.2
 
It would be nice if IPFIREWALL_FORWARD was described here, as I imagine most
people would need it.
 
<cut>
 
Overall the document is very helpful, thank you.
 
Rob