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At 12:13 PM 2/5/2004, Colin Percival wrote:

>  As usual, there is a third option here: I'm building binary
>security updates for the x86 platform and distributing them via
>the FreeBSD Update port (security/freebsd-update in the ports
>tree).

Do you also update the kernel sources, so that those with custom
kernels will get the fix when they recompile their kernels? If
not, you should.

--Brett Glass