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Originally Posted by bytez
... apf doesn't load at startup anymore. Does anyone know why? Which file does apf write to in order to autoload at boot?
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It could be started different ways.
Section 2.1 of this document describes two ways that
apf might be started at boot time. Did you download
apf or did it come with your distro? If the latter, what distro are you using?
EDIT: I just noticed which distro you are using ... Unless you installed it yourself and started it from
rc.local, I think you should be able to use
chkconfig to see if it is enabled. If you don't know how to use
chkconfig, check its
man page. (I know roughly what
chkconfig does, but I have not used it.)
APF firewall
