10.5: Control the firewall from the command line

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10.5: Control the firewall from the command line
Authored by: kirkmc on Mon, Jan 14 2008 at 7:50AM PST

I'm sure you need to do something after running that command to get the firewall to read the plist file. Do you need to restart, or is there simply a daemon you have to quit and relaunch?

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10.5: Control the firewall from the command line
Authored by: allanmarcus on Tue, Jan 15 2008 at 2:18PM PST

nope, just the command.