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> [more stuff deleted...]
> 
> Oh, gawd, FreeBSD is being overrun by a crowd of VMS weenies!

Heh.  Better call back the DOS weenies...

"All is forgiven!  Put the environment for the process into the process
 address space where the user can destroy it and make execve(2) fail!
 To hell with this Nazi concept 'memeory protection'!"

8-) 8-).


					Terry Lambert
					terry@lambert.org
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