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From: snj at pobox.com (Soren Jacobsen)
Subject: Rootkit

On 09/26 23:25, Nate Hill wrote:
> On Fri September 26 2003 20:57, David Hane wrote:
> > ...
> > Also, am I the only one who is totally exhausted from trying to
> > keep up with the last couple of week's patch frenzy? I would have
> > had my last server patched before the attack but things like,
> > sleep, food, and bathroom time got in the way :-)
> 
> You could always install NetBSD.

Well that's a stupid suggestion if I ever heard one. You know damn well
that NetBSD users have had plenty of patching to do in recent times. No
matter what operating system a person uses, they're going to have to put
time and effort into keeping it up to date. That's the way it goes.
NetBSD is no better than the rest in this regard. Perhaps you think
otherwise because you see all these advisories for things like proftpd.
Well guess what's in pkgsrc/net. Yes, that's right: proftpd. Want to
lower your chances of having to upgrade some software? Don't install it.
That goes for any operating system.

Comments like yours are useless. It'd be nice if you tried to give
people a good impression of the NetBSD userbase, instead of making us
look like pompous assholes. Save the steam for the next BSD auth thread.