OnLAMP/BSD has a new article up comparing a few firewalls. It only mentions “OpenBSD” as a software firewall, though what it’s really talking about is PF, which DragonFly also uses.
A running description of activity related to DragonFly BSD.
A running description of activity related to DragonFly BSD.
OnLAMP/BSD has a new article up comparing a few firewalls. It only mentions “OpenBSD” as a software firewall, though what it’s really talking about is PF, which DragonFly also uses.
No, it’s talking OpenBSD, OpenBSD 3.8 in fact. The functionality of the operating system is a part of the review as well as the documentation of OpenBSD. While much of what is in OpenBSD is in DragonFly BSD, it’s not the same, not even the pf versions. And the documentation is definately different between the two systems.
I don’t think you’ve split the hair into enough pieces yet. Keep going!
Hehe, it is not wise to construct a sentence containing functionality and openbsd. :-P
BTW that review is crap: they are reviewing OBSD 3.8 which is already unsupported.