30 May
2002
30 May
'02
9:51 p.m.
On Thu, 30 May 2002, Dan Kolb wrote:
On Thursday 30 May 2002 00:22 am,
cvisors(a)carnagevisors.net wrote:
I am running it on my 3100/80, no real problems I could think of, though
it took ages to generate an ssh key, so the first boot took a little
while.
Other than that, it comes with more software than say NetBSD (nothing that
I never compiled anyway).
Also one thing though I cant remember 100% is that the net boot
procedure may be a little differnt.
Benjamin
In the case of security, I have come to think
that openBSD is the only
free unix that is secure out of the box, but with proper looking after
redhat and the other linuxes, as well as comercial unixes (cough IRIX
cough) can all be made secure with only a little bit of work.
Some work. However, OpenBSD goes through code audits all the time - it's
often been the case then when Yet Another Vulnerability came up on
Bugtraq, OpenBSD had it fixed about 6 months previously :-)
ObCC: Out of interest, how many people here are running OpenBSD on VAX? Is
there anything to beware of (I'd network boot it), more so that using
NetBSD/VAX (which I have been using successfully)?
Dan