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On 17 juil. 2011, at 12:14, Robert Watson wrote:

> Just catching up on back e-mail, and bumped into this thread.  Did you =
file PRs for these bugs?  As Stacey mentions, the trustedbsd-audit =
mailing list is where most discussion of OpenBSM takes place.  It's =
generally pretty quiet, but there are quite a few people using audit in =
production, and I'm sure they'd appreciate bug reports (and even =
fixes!).

The trusted BSD project web site looks like it has not been updated =
since 2009, and mailing lists archives stop at january 2007. That's nice =
to read they are still alive. But where are the archives then?

patpro


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