From to the link you posted:
"The patch arrived in OpenSMTPD 6.6.2 (6.6.2p1 if you are using the so-called
Portable source code intended for use on operating systems other that OpenBSD
itself)."
In Trisquel 8.0 LTS Fildas, the latest version is 5.7.3p2-1 amd64, according
to my apt
"using"? Trisquel has a number of MTAs available for people to use, including
OpenSMTPD but also Postix and Exim and...
One of my security news feeds just happened to mention a bug in OpenSMTPD:
https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2020/01/31/serious-security-how-special-case-code-blew-a-hole-in-opensmtpd/
As I'm getting all manner of unsolicited nasty-looking emails because of
past anti-spam activity, I wonder if I
Also there are some mobile phones that will refuse at all to enter such
sites.
Not really sure if there are such thing as libre respecting authority, maybe
ethical authorities.
I use LetsEncrypt for my projects.
Is there such a thing as a "libre" certificate authority or provider? I
realize that once I put a browser-recognized certificate on my site that
every visit calls back to the certificate issuer so they know all of my
traffic stats and having a certificate gives the issuer the power to revoke
Is there such a thing as a "libre" certificate authority or provider? I
realize that once I put a browser-recognized certificate on my site that
every visit calls back to the certificate issuer so they know all of my
traffic stats and having a certificate gives the issuer the power to revoke
Microsoft is an important collaborator to Linux kernel only. It is still
hostile to GNU (copyleft). Don't expect Microsoft (or Apple, Google, etc.) to
support copyleft.
On 31/01/20 13:40, wrote:
> Microsoft has set out on the path to make GNU/Linux redundant.
> UNIX-like tools are starting to be available natively.
Microsoft is an important collaborator to GNU/Linux now, so it is
no wonder that we get to see some of their work on software available on
Microsoft has set out on the path to make GNU/Linux redundant. UNIX-like
tools are starting to be available natively.
https://eternallybored.org/misc/wget/
https://www.howtogeek.com/336775/how-to-enable-and-use-windows-10s-built-in-ssh-commands/
Switching to GNU/Linux on bare metal should be the last step. I've seen
countless GNU/Linux beginners turned back to Losedows simply because s/he
couldn't do certain trivial things under GNU/Linux. And after such
"unsuccessful" experiences, they became even less interested in free/libre
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