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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users How do I interface with pf in a C/C++ application? Post 302951388 by nactusberrilli on Wednesday 5th of August 2015 10:36:44 PM
Old 08-05-2015
How do I interface with pf in a C/C++ application?

I'd like to write a simple GUI C/C++ application (a simple interface) where the user can perform a few pf operations and also receive pf feedback (instead of using the pfctl command). I was hoping to get some guidance in regards to where to get started. The pf suggests the use of the ioctl interface . I can see a bunch of constants that start with "DIOC". A quick example or a tutorial on how to get started developing with pf would be more than appreciated. Thanks.
 

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