On Thu, Nov 01 2001 at 12:15:28 -0600, Jon wrote:
> See attached ipnat.conf file
> 
> This is from a friend of mine who is running netbsd 1.5.1. He has no problems.
> 
> I changed it very slightly (his network is 192.168.0.? mine is 192.168.1.?)
> 
> Anyone see any problems with it, on boot I get
> 
> Installing NAT rules ... 0 entries flushed from the NAT table
> ": syntax error in "
> ": syntax error in "
Where do all those "|" come from?

> It must be an issue because I am running 1.5.2
no

> What is the problem? 
The file you've attached has DOS-style CRLF line endings, but ipnat doesn't
like such weird files and wants the usual LFs.

Maybe the file got f*cked up by broken software (mailer?) when you moved it
from one box to the other...

> What do I need to do to run it with the new version?
you can use

cp /etc/ipnat.conf tmp
tr -d \\r < tmp > /etc/ipnat.conf
rm tmp

to remove the CRs from the file
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