Allow specifying pf_rules file to patch on init #181
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When altering more complex setups automatically, pot's way of patching pf.conf is a bit too simplistic. By adding this flag, the user has multiple choices of modifying pf.conf in a controlled way: 1. Write to a different file that's included in pf.conf using its include keyword. 2. Write to a different file that's parsed by additional tooling to assemble a pf.conf (e.g., in automation). 3. In setups where pots modifications serve no real purpose, running `pot init -f ''` can be used to skip touching pf.conf completely. Help text intentionally shows the default to be determined by a command, not the result of it. This is the first patch of a series, with more complex ones to follow, which serve the ultimate purpose of making pot's networking more flexible/customizable using hooks, so it can be integrated into different network environments (as one size doesn't fit all).
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When altering more complex setups automatically, pot's
way of patching pf.conf is a bit too simplistic.
By adding this flag, the user has multiple choices of modifying
pf.conf in a controlled way:
using its include keyword.
tooling to assemble a pf.conf (e.g., in automation).
running
pot init -f ''can be used to skip touchingpf.conf completely.
Help text intentionally shows the default to be determined
by a command, not the result of it.
This is the first patch of a series, with more complex ones
to follow, which serve the ultimate purpose of making pot's
networking more flexible/customizable using hooks, so it
can be integrated into different network environments (as
one size doesn't fit all).