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@- Remove security/pf and security/authpf ports. They were only useful on
  FreeBSD 5.0 - 5.2.1.

Requested by:	mlaier (maintainer) via linimon
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@To use pf, please follow these steps:

1. Add kernel options into your kernel config file and recompile kernel:

device          bpf
options         PFIL_HOOKS
options         RANDOM_IP_ID

2. Please set the following variables in /etc/rc.conf according to your needs:

pf_enable="Yes"
pf_logd="Yes"
pf_conf="%%PREFIX%%/etc/pf.conf"

3. Check %%PREFIX%%/etc/rc.d/pf.sh, it is the startup script for pf!
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1.3
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@Approved by:	maintainer
Reformat pkg-install & pkg-message, and add 64-bit platform fix.
Note: pf now register its user as proxy:proxy which uid/gid is 62:62.
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@Submitted by:	Kjell <la3sg@@frisurf.no>
Reviewed by:	maintainer
Correct wording in pkg-message to avoid a possible copy & paste
problem, and bump PORTREVISION.
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===========================================================================
Please set the folloing variables in /etc/rc.conf according to your needs:
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pf_enable 	= "Yes"
pf_logd	  	= "Yes"
pf_conf		= "%%PREFIX%%/etc/pf.conf"
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They are used within %%PREFIX%%/etc/rc.d/pf.sh to bring pf up!
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@Add pf 1.0, OpenBSD's pf (packetfilter) as in OpenBSD 3.3 as a loadable
kernel module.

PR:		52121
Submitted by:	Max Laier <max@@love2party.net>
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Please set the folloing variables in rc.conf according to your needs:
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	pf_enable 	= "Yes"
	pf_logd	  	= "Yes"
	pf_conf		= "%%PREFIX%%/etc/pf.conf"
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