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Subject: FreeBSD Nomenclature
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From: Martin McCormick <martin@dc.cis.okstate.edu>
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	Is FreeBSD-4.3 known by any other nomenclature?  I am
having a discussion with someone who says that it has all kinds of
security vulnerabilities besides the obvious ones that are
created by people who operate their systems in a dangerous
manner.  This person sent me this long list of vulnerabilities,
some of which mention OpenBSD2.x or some other version of OpenBSD
that isn't anywhere close to 4.3.

	I frankly haven't heard anything regarding
vulnerabilities that mention FreeBSD-4.3 or even OpenBSD-4.3,
assuming that is the same OS.

Martin McCormick

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