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1.1 KiB
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26 lines
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| Running ${PKGSTEM} on OpenBSD
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Before starting miniupnpd(1), a new universally unique identifier (UUID)
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needs to be generated for the gateway and "uuid=" set accordingly in
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${SYSCONFDIR}/miniupnpd.conf. To do so, either uuid(1) from the uuid
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package or uuidgen(1) from the e2fsprogs package can be used.
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Many BitTorrent programs use NAT-PMP to request a forwarded port, which
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needs to be enabled in the config file. NAT-PMP listens on port 5351,
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which should be allowed on the internal interfaces, i.e., in pf.conf(5):
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pass in on $internal_interface proto udp to self port 5351
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Then the following pf(4) anchor needs to be added:
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anchor "miniupnpd"
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At last, multicast needs to be allowed on the internal interface of the
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gateway. To do so the following line needs to be added to pf.conf(5):
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pass on $internal_interface from any to { 224.0.0.2, 239.0.0.0/8 }
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Current miniupnpd(1) anchor rules can be checked by using:
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pfctl -a "miniupnpd" -s rules
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and flushed with:
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pfctl -a "miniupnpd" -F all
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