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have anyone tried?

@gregf bastille will create bridge for you, so you shouldn't have to create it yourself. try this. ``` ## /etc/rc.conf vlans_em1="VLANNAME" create_args_VLANNAME="vlan 10" ifconfig_VLANNAME="inet 192.168.20.49/24" $ bastille create -V foobar...

@hackacad but that's just using ip alias isn't it? if you want to each jail to controll it's own firewall, you still have to create with vnet option. unless you...

can you explain with full example of the files?

Take a close look at [FreeBSD IHandBook IPFW section](https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/firewalls/#firewalls-ipfw). You can get most of the information you need from it. It describes how you can use in-kernel NAT and ip_redirects(useful...

@jdakhayman Well as I mentioned, you can use Bastille with IPFW. ( I'm using IPFW instead of PF in my server). Take a look at FreeBSD HandBook IPFW section.

@okalm you can take it as what ever you want, but all I'm saying is isn't it a common thing to read the doc first? you do realize you're asking...

I'm even point the link to the section. all right, your just "I asked give me answer" type of guy. good luck getting the answer with that attitude.

@jdakhayman you don't use rdr command. you don't use bastille or any pf related commands. IPFW will take care of nat and redirecting.

apache 2.4.48 mpm_event I'm also having a problem with modsecurity-apache and memory leak issue. even without apachectl graceful, the memory usage keeps on growing until crash.