Hello I note that pkg_add can work over scp
However, as a user who is told to use packages by the official openbsd
documentation and that ports are for advanced users. I feel some what let
down... at this answer. Obviously i do not have ssh access to a mirror. I
also do not have the bandwid
I meant that the fact that i do not know for certain that the packages were
compiled by openbsd dev makes packages interesting. To be clear, my point
re - cost is stupid and wrong. Free is free as in speech not as in beer.
2008/12/14 spamtester spamtester
> Hello I note that pkg_add can w
Yes m5sums are not that great. Sha1 would be nicer i guess.
2008/12/16 Martin Schrvder
> 2008/12/15 Marc Espie :
> > Heck, we're further along the curve than most others. If you look closely
> at
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> OpenSUSE has signed packages and signed repos for years. So have many
> other Linux distros.
I know that i have the freedom to do this. However, my original question
might have been a bit to bitchy. The issue here is that, openbsd devs donate
their good time making packages. Which is great. However, if they could just
/ if we modify pkg_create and pkg_add (and the other relevant ones) then
Seriously, theo wtf ?
Here is a packaged version of openbsd which doesn't ask for donations
providing something which users clearly want.
if you can't see that users come in many shapes and forms you are seriously
*wrong*. I for one would suggest that comixwall moves to freebsd, due to
hypocrisy a
question on re via cardbus/pcmcia interface.
On linux a re card combined with a 3com (xl), can route 94mb/s (both ways,
according to iperf).
On openbsd/freebsd the system can only route at 20-40mb/s max (again,
according to iperf).
This was running openbsd 4.6.
The system is a dell inspiron lapto
try vsftpd.
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