Fri, 29 Jan 2016 16:35:12 -0600 Luke Small <lukensm...@gmail.com> > I have secure architectures with openbsd.
Looks like public learning from a viewer's point, thanks for sharing your work so far. This is the right thing to show progress and ask reviews. Please try to very carefully listen what devs tell you, commentaries from others are only secondary. Though you may not have thought of it this way, your contributions are appreciated no matter what people say on the mailing list. > It is a tiny program that does everything that I want to do. I even tested > it in virtualbox with a 32 MB ram virtual machine and it worked. You could > probably run it on a VAX. Say that about any other solution like mine. It > is minimal complexity other than the used call maybe. All that you can say > bad about it is that you don't want what it does. If there were a smaller > file than SHA256 that doesn't change names every release, then I would > choose that file. We both remember you had a long discussion on the applicability of the suggested program in public. Please follow up on that part with developers and they'll guide you patiently and with much attention to detail where and how to apply your skill best. > Is there a way to time the execution time of ftp while setting a timeout > period for that call without kqueue? By the way I never read about kqueue > in any openbsd books at least how it is implemented. I used various man > pages and examples. You are on the right track, keep up the work.
