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On Mon, Aug 08, 2005 at 02:14:01AM +0200, Peter Postma wrote:
  | > 	Does rc.d/pf rely upon /usr as part of its startup?
  | > 	I don't think it does, unless pfspamd [from pkgsrc?]
  | > 	or other /usr-located programs are needed by pf.
  | >=20
  |=20
  | Yes, if used as LKM. But if we start it after the LKMs then it should be
  | fine.

That could introduce a weird dependency ordering;
this will probably only work if pf is a BEFORENET lkm
(in lkm.conf) which means that /usr needs to be available=20
for this to work.
Testing this theory will be required.


  | I've tried the REQUIRE line from the ipfilter script in the pf script b=
ut it
  | still gets ordered too late. Do you have a suggestion?

That's because rc.d/network REQUIREs ipfilter.
You could try
	BEFORE: network
in rc.d/pf.


Luke.

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