Reimplementing pf as an eBPF/XDP dataplane on Linux
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Reimplementing pf as an eBPF/XDP dataplane on Linux
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Re: Reimplementing pf as an eBPF/XDP dataplane on Linux
#2Re: Reimplementing pf as an eBPF/XDP dataplane on Linux
#3PF configuration language that author considers to be “the clearest expression of firewall intent anyone has shipped” is 95% the configuration language of ipfilter, the initial solaris and bsd firewall software. Quite suspicious that the author doesn’t mention it, especially when pf started merely as a clone of the latter.
Re: Reimplementing pf as an eBPF/XDP dataplane on Linux
#4Re: Reimplementing pf as an eBPF/XDP dataplane on Linux
#5PF configuration language that author considers to be “the clearest expression of firewall intent anyone has shipped” is 95% the configuration language of ipfilter, the initial solaris and bsd firewall software. Quite suspicious that the author doesn’t mention it, especially when pf started merely as a clone of the latter.
Considering the author is the founder of pfSense and has been contributing to BSD since 1995, I suspect he knows about the origins of pf.
Re: Reimplementing pf as an eBPF/XDP dataplane on Linux
#6this seems very interesting, but the prose is extremely hard to read