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List:       ipfilter
Subject:    ipf -o versus "in" rule
From:       "Eric V. Smith" <EricSmith () windsor ! com>
Date:       1997-04-29 13:21:37
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I've been following this list forever, it seems, but I'm just finally
getting around to installing ipfilter.  I've come up with a rudimentary
question.

Maybe I'm just dense, but how does the -o option of ipf interact with
rules that say "in" or "out".  They seem to be trying to specify the
same thing to me.

What if I have "in" rules that I load with the -o flag?

Thanks for any help.

Eric.

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