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Re: TEST
On Mon, Aug 07, 2000 at 01:15:38AM +0000, James Stevenson wrote:
> yep you are on this list i dont get any mail on it either :P
Wow... there be traffic here.
Either way. I'm going to add some topic to this.
OpenBSD seems to have something up on linux now in the way of security. A
feature I rather like and am almost tempted to learn enough kernel hacking
to port myself. The feature I'm speaking of happens to be encrypted swap.
I know the current kernel is incapable of handling encryption (yes I know
about kerneli.org and the patches there...) but I'm kind of wondering how
much trouble it would be to actually add such a feature.
Then again without encrypted file systems this is a bit pointless...
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