Upgraded to -current but...

["Dan" <obsd-tech@korvan.homeunix.org>]

OK, so I upgraded to -current and, apart from a couple of minor issues
during the make where it stopped because I had removed some unused
groups (namely games & named), all seemed to go well.

Everything compiled nicely, I'm booting with my new kernel and my dmesg
is nice and error-free.  The problem is, I don't seem to have the
expected added functionality of pf where I can specify a maximum limit
on state table entries, ie:

	pass blah blah blah keep state (max 5) <--- I'm expecting to use
this last bit

I just get a syntax error when I try and load my pf rules.

I've checked my newly compiled pfctl binary against my older one from a
dump done only a day before the upgrade and it's definitely new(er) but
the file size isn't any different:

Old:	188416 Apr 14 07:07 pfctl
New:	188416 Aug 27 17:20 pfctl

Does this mean I screwed up somewhere?  If so, where could I have gone
wrong?  I did a 'make clean' before 'make build', after I checked out
the latest from CVS.  I used 'make -n' when it stopped due to the minor
group issues and it seemed to go ahead fine.

Am I going to have to do it all over again?  My faithful ol' Pentium
100Mhz took ages to do the compile...

TIA,
Dan.
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