> > > b) When I got back I discovered some little punk assed bitch had hacked
> > > into my server and it had to be taken off the local network where it sits
> > > for security reasons.
> >
> > This sucks!!! Something you might want to consider is using OpenBSD for
> > your server. I've been using Linux for over 10 years now, and while I think
> > it's a pretty good desktop OS, and OK as a server, if I want a stable secure
> > server I'll use OpenBSD! Of course OpenBSD sucks in that it doesn't support
> > multiprocessor systems!
>
> That's why you go with NetBSD.
I seem to remember the difference between NetBSD and FreeBSD
was NetBSD's goal was to run on anything, while FreeBSD's goal
was to run on x86 systems. Has that changed?
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Eric Dittman
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Received on Wed Jan 23 2002 - 00:14:41 GMT