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From: Josh Pincus <Josh.Pincus@ibm.net>
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In-Reply-To: <199803030829.IAA22355@sunoco.rust.net> from "mlucas@verio.net" at "Mar 3, 98 08:17:26 pm"
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> 
> I suspect that OpenBSD could do it, with the kernel's built-in strong
> encryption, but I don't want to use OpenBSD.  FreeBSD has earned my trust.
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Right on, dude!

JP
--
Happy FreeBSD user since birth. 


> 
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> Michael
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