Please take this discussion off alias.
The folks who work on xVM @ Sun like both Linux and Solaris. A lot of use use both on a daily bases. Thanks, MRJ James Cornell wrote: > K wrote: >>> OpenBSD is just a rebranded NetBSD made dog slow. >>> >>> Point being, it'll all come in due time, if you need it now, just use >>> the OS >>> you need to get it done, live without ZFS if you have to, if Xen is so >>> important to you. As for security, this is hardly the right place to >>> put >>> that, and you obviously don't know about any of the Solaris security >>> technologies. >>> >>> James >> You're such a troll :) Solaris security technologies... you mean stuff >> like the recent -froot telnet bug? >> >> I am very familiar with Solaris security features... and exploit >> mitigation is missing... >> I don't care there are zones and least privilege features when I can't >> protect my system from a simple heap overflow. >> >> There are tons of programmers out there working for Sun, Microsoft, >> Oracle and open source projects who are incapable of writing secure >> code and that's not going to change any time soon. At least on a linux >> grsec kernel, on openbsd or on a windows xp sp2 most of their shitty >> code will be harmless. >> >> > I'm not trolling. You're the one who is. Linux is the system made by > most of those amateurs you know, and grsec is hardly default. Let's not > bring up the divide between projects, grsec, selinux, and plenty of > tools that merely duplicate already existant features in others. That > telnet bug only affects Solaris 10 U3, which isn't enabled by default > anyways. I'm done talking with you, if you want things to be fixed, be > professional and report the problems in a neutral way to the respective > communities responsible for those areas. Simple stereotyping the whole > system, all of Sun's developers and the community as being behind the > times, dumb, or without care is just negligent. We can do without you. > If you want to help, help, otherwise take your trolling elsewhere. > Write your own crappy zfs implementation, I don't care, go away. > > James > _______________________________________________ > xen-discuss mailing list > [email protected] _______________________________________________ xen-discuss mailing list [email protected]
