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Re: UnOfficial OpenBSD Projects in Work

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Subject: Re: UnOfficial OpenBSD Projects in Work
From: "Andrey Smagin" <andrey@smagin.com>
Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2002 11:18:22 -0600
References: <200202151605.g1FG516k015735@skep.my.localnet> <20020215155735.1989.qmail@molions.org> <a05101000b892e83a8c1c@[192.168.0.5]> <20020215170025.H50934@mail.grub.net>

----- Original Message -----
From: "Gordon Grieder" <grub@grub.net>
> I think it's important to mention that these ports may or may not go
through
> the rigourous auditing of the base system and an admin may (or may
not) be
> opening the machine up to security holes and bugs in the package.
>
> Not that I'm against ports (I install a few on my desktop machine) but
this
> caveat is always worth noting IMHO.
> --
> Gordon Grieder

It is mentioned already, in red color:
http://openbsd.org/ports.html

Follow-Ups:
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References:
- UnOfficial OpenBSD Projects in Work
  - From: "William C. Allen" <allenwc@infomatrix.ca>
- Re: UnOfficial OpenBSD Projects in Work
  - From: "marvin" <marvin@molions.com>
- Re: UnOfficial OpenBSD Projects in Work
  - From: Liam <allenwc@shaw.ca>
- Re: UnOfficial OpenBSD Projects in Work
  - From: Gordon Grieder <grub@grub.net>

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