question about MPSAFE network stack disabled

Frank Steinborn steinex at nognu.de
Wed May 24 09:22:21 PDT 2006


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Date: Wed, 24 May 2006 18:16:08 +0200
From: Michel Gravey <michel.gravey at 7ici.biz>
To: Frank Steinborn <steinex at nognu.de>
Subject: Re: question about MPSAFE network stack disabled
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Ok thanks for all the precise informations you gave me.
Since I do not rely on such parameters, I'll keep my loader.conf without 
that line.

Personnally, I didn't do any benchmarks with or without that parameters but 
the performance before was quite acceptable. (maybe better now, I did'nt 
notice it.) That warning was really bad, that's why I have post.

Bye

Michel Gravey

Quoting Frank Steinborn <steinex at nognu.de>:

>Michel Gravey wrote:
>>Hi Frank,
>>
>>I'm runnning a 6.1 release, installed first as 5.3 release in the past.
>>
>>Your trick does fix the warning (removing debug.mpsafenet line in
>>loader.conf).
>>
>>Since I'm using pf, does the bug you mentionned still be in the 6.1 
>>release
>>(don't think so but I prefer to ask ?)
>>
>>Thanks again for your help,
>>
>>Michel Gravey
>
>The bug is not fixed yet. However, you only need to set
>debug.mpsafenet to 0, if you use the "group" and/or "user" filter
>parameters in your pf.conf. If you don't need filtering of user/groups,
>just leave debug.mpsafenet out of your loader.conf and it's okay.
>
>However, I depend on user/group filtering and had to set
>debug.mpsafenet too, so I get the same warning at bootup. I really
>don't see any noticeable problems with performance in cause of that,
>so you are safe to leave it in. The warning-message is not so bad as
>it seems, just don't worry.
>
>HTH,
>Frank
>



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