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EPISODE · Oct 21, 2015 · 58 MIN

112: Tracing the source

from BSD Now · host JT Pennington

This week Allan is away at a ZFS conference, so it seems This episode was brought to you by src="/images/1.png" alt="iXsystems - Enterprise Servers and Storage for Open Source" /> href="http://www.digitalocean.com/" title="DigitalOcean"> src="/images/2.png" alt="DigitalOcean - Simple Cloud Hosting, Built for Developers" /> href="http://www.tarsnap.com/bsdnow" title="Tarsnap"> src="/images/3.png" alt="Tarsnap - Online Backups for the Truly Paranoid" /> Headlines pfsense - 2.3 alpha snapshots available pfsense 2.3 Features and Changes The entire front end has been re-written Upgrade of base OS to FreeBSD 10-STABLE The PPTP server component has been removed, PBIs have been replaced with pkg PHP upgraded to 5.6 The web interface has been converted to Bootstrap *** BSDMag October 2015 out A Look at the New PC-BSD 10.2 - Kris Moore Basis Of The Lumina Desktop Environment 18 - Ken Moore A Secure Webserver on FreeBSD with Hiawatha - David Carlier Defeating CryptoLocker Attacks with ZFS - Michael Dexter Emerging Technology Has Increasingly Been a Force for Both Good and Evil - Rob Somerville Interviews with: Dru Lavigne, Luca Ferrari, Oleksandr Rybalko *** OpnSense 15.7.14 Released Another update to OpnSense has landed! Some of the notable takeaways this time are that it isn’t a security update Major rework of the firewall rules sections including, rules, schedules, virtual ip, nat and aliases pages Latest BIND and Squid packages Improved configuration management, including fixes to importing an old config file. New location for configuration history / backups. *** OpenBSD in Toyota Highlander Images While looking through the ‘Software Information’ screen of a Toyota Highlander, Chad Dougherty of the ACM found a bunch of OpenBSD copyright notices At least one of which I recognize as OpenCrypto, because of the comment about “transforms” It is likely that the vehicle is running QNX, which contains various bits of BSD QNX: Third Party License Terms List version 2.17 Some highlights Robert N. M. Watson (FreeBSD) TrustedBSD Project (FreeBSD) NetBSD Foundation NASA Ames Research Center (NetBSD) Damien Miller (OpenBSD) Theo de Raadt (OpenBSD) Sony Computer Science Laboratories Inc. Bob Beck (OpenBSD) Christos Zoulas (NetBSD) Markus Friedl (OpenBSD) Henning Brauer (OpenBSD) Network Associates Technology, Inc. (FreeBSD) 100s of others OpenSSH seems to be included It also seems to contain tcpdump for some reason Interview - Adam Leventhal - [email protected] / @ahl ZFS and DTrace Beastie-Bits isboot, an iSCSI boot driver for FreeBSD 9 and 10 tame() is now called pledge() Interview with NetBSD developer Leoardo Taccari Fuguita releases LiveCD based on OpenBSD 5.8 Dtrace toolkit gets an update and imported into NetBSD An older article about how to do failover / load-balancing in pfsense Feedback/Questions Michael writes in Possniffer writes in Erno writes in ***

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