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On Thu, 19 Jan 2012, Kaya Saman wrote:

> not sure where this thread started as searching my mail archives yielded 
> nothing apart from this excerpt.

-hackers.

> If this is an attack on FreeBSD

It's not.

> as the title suggests;

It doesn't. In any case I forgot to change the subject line, mea culpa.

Meanwhile it would be great if dinoex could reply to the substance of 
the question.


Doug

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