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For those running Solaris 2.5, please read COMPILE.2.5 before building
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IP Filter.
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Type "make solaris" to build all the required binaries.
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Once IP Filter has been successfully compiled, you may then install it using
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the usual package method (using pkgadd), however, the package needs to be
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created, prior to pkgadd'ing. To create the package in /var/spoo/pkg, change
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directory to SunOS5 and enter the following command:
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make package
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If you wish to then install it using `pkgadd', run the following command:
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pkgadd -s '/var/spool/pkg'
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As part of the postinstall script, it will install loadable kernel module
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as part of Solaris 2 (using add_drv) making it available for immeadiate use.
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IP Filter will be installed into /opt/CYBSipf (programs, manual pages and
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examples) and create a directory /etc/opt/CYBSipf with a null body file
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called "ipf.conf" using touch. The rc scripts have been written to look
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for the configuration file here, using the installed binaries in /sbin.
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Darren Reed
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darrenr@cyber.com.au
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