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Subject: Re: exploitable security risk 
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From: Warner Losh <imp@village.org>
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Ollivier ROBERT writes:
: It is a pity Theo doesn't want to talk about precisely what he
: fixed. ONe has to go digging in the CVS tree to find the fixes...

The audit trail is in the CVS files, available via anoncvs for those
that have the time to follow.  Since FreeBSD and OpenBSD have not
merged is better than what the situtation could be, but less than what
would be in an ideal world.

Warner