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BSD News 18/07/2016

BSD News 18/07/2016
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Releases: HardenedBSD, SoloBSD, OPNsense, 
Other news: BSDsec, DragonFly BSD, pfSense, BSDnow

BSDSec


Releases

OPNsense 16.7-RC2 released

16.7-RC2 is here and brings major additions to amd64 architectures: Intel’s Hyperscan library to speed up Suricata rule matching and UEFI boot support! It also brings language packs to their correct 16.7 state, with Japanese already having been completed by the amazing Chie Taguchi. The mirrors have been expanded to allow trackers of -stable or -devel packages to upgrade to the release candidate. Users of LibreSSL wanting to upgrade can now switch to OpenSSL instead of seeing upgrade errors until LibreSSL becomes available again and their systems move back to LibreSSL automatically.
Otherwise, only minor issues have been reported and fixed. This likely means there will not be another release candidate.
New images are available from all known mirrors with all checksums listed after this announcement:
https://opnsense.org/download/
 

New stable release: HardenedBSD-stable 10-STABLE v46.5

HardenedBSD-10-STABLE-v46.5 - https://github.com/HardenedBSD/hardenedBSD-stable/releases/tag/HardenedB...
security updates for: expat, libarchive, file, coverity related fixes
bigger updates for: hyper-v, zfs

SoloBSD 10.3-STABLE-v46.5

There is a new build of SoloBSD 10.3-STABLE based on the latest HardenedBSD stable branch version 46.5
Changelog v46.5
Now with heal-harddrive.sh script included from Martin Sugioarto. Check Instructions of use.
You can grab it from Here. (48.4 Mb)
 root password: solobsd

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Any Mono/DragonFly users out there?

This is a specialized use case, but Mono 4.x has some issues on DragonFly.  Some minor testing has been done, but if you are already using it, please contribute.

pfSense moves to Apache License

With the pending departure of Chris Buechler, we wanted to find a way to express to the community our continued commitment to keep pfSense® software open source.
As such, pfSense is moving to the Apache License 2.0  in order to align the goals of the project with other (unannounced) offerings from Netgate.  The Apache License 2.0 is a permissive license similar to the MIT License. The main conditions of this license require preservation of copyright and license notices.
Where the 2-Clause and 3-Clause BSD licenses provides no direct language around the areas of copyright, patents and trademarks, the Apache License does. The Apache License is very clear that individual contributors grant copyright license to anyone who receives the code, that their contribution is free from patent encumbrances (and if it is not, that they license that patent to anyone who receives the code,) and that use of Trademarks extends only as far as is necessary to use the product.  As a reminder, only genuine pfSense software can bear the registered trademark of pfSense. It also includes a patent termination clause, should a lawsuit arise.
The Apache License 2.0 is the third most popular license on github. Android, Apache, Chef, Docker, OpenStack, Salt Stack, and Swift use the Apache License 2.0.
Now pfSense does as well.

Sprinkle A Little BSD Into Your Life | BSD Now 150

Today on the show, we are going to be talking to Jim Brown (of BSD Cert Fame) about his home-brew sprinkler system… Wait for it… That runs FreeBSD!
That plus news & of course your feedback, keep it tuned to BSD Now, the place to B...SD!
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UEFI booting and manual installation


karu.pruun shares a story of manually installing DragonFly on a UEFI-booting machine.  In this case, it’s a Macbook, though there’s other non-fruit UEFI machines out there?

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BSDNews 06/06/2016

BSDNews 06/06/2016
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Releases: HardenedBSD, SoloBSD, OPNsense
Other news:BSDSec, BSDnow, OpenBSD, DragonFly BSD, Solaris, pkgsrc


BSDSec

 

Releases

New stable release: HardenedBSD-stable 10-STABLE v46.2

HardenedBSD-10-STABLE-v46.2 - https://github.com/HardenedBSD/hardenedBSD-stable/releases/tag/HardenedB...
This is a security update, but by default none of the currently released FreeBSD SAs affect HardenedBSD, since we fixed the libarchive issue in v46.1 and the COMPAT layers are disabled by default.
https://security.freebsd.org/advisories/FreeBSD-SA-16:22.libarchive.asc
https://security.freebsd.org/advisories/FreeBSD-SA-16:21.43bsd.asc
https://security.freebsd.org/advisories/FreeBSD-SA-16:20.linux.asc

New stable version: HardenedBSD-stable 10-STABLE v46.3

HardenedBSD-10-STABLE-v46.3
https://github.com/HardenedBSD/hardenedBSD-stable/releases/tag/HardenedB...
http://installer.hardenedbsd.org/pub/HardenedBSD/releases/amd64/amd64/IS...
https://www.freebsd.org/security/advisories/FreeBSD-SA-16:24.ntp.asc
This release is an NTPd secuirty update.

SoloBSD 10.3-STABLE-v46.2

There is a new build of SoloBSD 10.3-STABLE based on the latest HardenedBSD stable branch version 46.2
You can grab it from Here. (61.7 Mb)
root password: solobsd

OPNsense 16.1.16 released

It has been a long journey for HardenedBSD and OPNsense, and finally the paths start to merge as the splendid and battle-proven ASLR implementation gets incorporated into the default installation! It is just the beginning as we will start to leverage the extra security by enabling position independent execution in 16.7 and merge more security-related features. We thank again the HardenedBSD team for their continued efforts on making this world a safer place.
In other news, there is a thoroughly revamped dashboard for you to enjoy and a handful of security fixes in FreeBSD and the ports ecosystem. LibreSSL has been updated to the latest production release and the BETA version is progressing nicely as we change our working mode from “rework all the things” to “polish all the things”. A release candidate is coming up soon.


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[FreeBSD-Announce] 2016 FreeBSD Community Survey

Hi everyone, The FreeBSD Foundation needs your input. Please help us by filling out the 2016 FreeBSD Community Survey. The survey should only take about 10 minutes, and will help us determine the direction of our efforts in supporting the Project and community. Please submit all responses by July, 7, 2016. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/freebsd2016 We appreciate your feedback! Thanks Anne Anne Dickison Marketing Director FreeBSD Foundation

bsdtalk265 - Sunset on BSD

A brief description of playing around with SunOS 4.1.4, which was the last version of SunOS to be based on BSD.
File Info: 17Min, 8Mb
Ogg Link: https://archive.org/download/bsdtalk265/bsdtalk265.ogg
View attached file (bsdtalk265.mp3, audio/mpeg)
 

The PF life | BSD Now 144

It’s only one-week away from BSDCan, both Allan & I are excited to meet some of you in person! However, the show keeps on chugging & this week we have an interview with Kristof Provost, to tell us about PF improvements in FreeBSD. That plus the latest news, here on your place to B….SD!
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hbsd-update now installing Integriforce ruleset

We are excited to announce the ability to easily utilize Integriforce with base. From now on, hbsd-update(8) will install a full Integriforce ruleset as /etc/secadm.d/base.integriforce.rules for base. If you include this file in your normal secadm.rules(5) ruleset, you will get full integrity enforcement on all executable files in base. If you include the applications from ports/packages in your secadm.rules(5) file, you can turn on whitelisting mode, in which case, all executable files that aren't protected by Integriforce will be denied execution. If you only utilize applications from base, you can turn on whitelisting mode and get the same results.
Using the Integriforce ruleset is entirely optional, but highly recommended.
An example secadm.rules file might look something like this:

secadm {
    pax {
        path: "/usr/local/lib/firefox/firefox",
        pageexec: false,
        mprotect: false
    }

    .include "/etc/secadm.d/base.integriforce.rules"
}
 

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BSD News 31/05/2016

BSD News 31/05/2016
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Releases: pfSense, NetBSD, OPNsense, GhostBSD, SoloBSD,
Other news: Talks, OpenBSD, BSDnow, DragonFly BSD


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Releases

pfSense 2.3.1 Update 1 Available

2.3.1 Update 1 (2.3.1_1) is now available. This includes one security fix to the web GUI, and 7 other bug fixes. The 2.3.1-RELEASE change list has been updated with an Update 1 section specifying the changes.
This update will reboot the system after installing.

NetBSD 7.0.1 released

The NetBSD Project is pleased to announce NetBSD 7.0.1, the first security/bugfix update of the NetBSD 7.0 release branch. It represents a selected subset of fixes deemed important for security or stability reasons. If you are running an earlier release of NetBSD, we strongly suggest updating to 7.0.1.
For more details, please see the release notes.
Complete source and binaries for NetBSD are available for download at many sites around the world. A list of download sites providing FTP, AnonCVS, SUP, and other services may be found at http://www.NetBSD.org/mirrors/

OPNsense 16.1.15 released

Here are the full patch notes for 16.1.15:
  • system: make authentication fallback configurable
  • system: settings cleanup and prettify
  • system: added explicit ETC timezone selection
  • high availability: add page for remote service control
  • high availability: properly enforce authentication
  • firmware: reboot and poweroff API actions
  • firmware: only kill GUI process, not captive portal
  • firmware: show errors in update window
  • firmware: keep polling for progress even when GUI restarts
  • backend: skip failing templates on bootup
  • trust: fix CA certificate count in overview
  • trust: allow key size up to 8192 bits
  • firewall: fix invalid NPT rule generation
  • firewall: speed up filter log pages
  • firewall: do not allow to change virtual IP mode after creation
  • firewall: moved settings page and rearranged settings accordingly
  • interfaces: unhook all but the last custom PHP module functions
  • interfaces: moved settings page and rearranged settings accordingly
  • dhcp: do not override RA settings after save
  • dns: resolver outgoing interface section moved to advanced as it will break setups with dynamic interfaces selected there
  • load balancer: sticky mode from firewall / system split off as separate setting
  • snmp: do not allow unicode in system location
  • intrusion detection: remove deprecated rbn-malvertisers.rules set
  • intrusion detection: add promiscuous mode / physical interface selection
  • overall: fix menu width on small size screens
  • overall: numerous translation fixes (contributed by Frederic Lietart)
  • overall: numerous translation fixes (contributed by Fabian Franz)
  • plugins: assorted bugfixes for HAProxy (contributed by Frank Wall)
  • mvc: fix translations by adding an escaping wrapper

GhostBSD 10.3 ALPHA2 is ready for testing

This second ALPHA development release is for testing and debugging new feature in GhostBSD 10.3, MATE and XFCE is available on SourceForge for the i386, amd64, and amd64-uefi architectures.

SoloBSD 10.3-STABLE-v46.1

There is a new build of SoloBSD 10.3-STABLE based on the latest HardenedBSD stable branch version 46.1
You can grab it from Here. (61.6 Mb)
root password: solobsd


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FreeBSD Now Has Initial Graphics Support For Bhyve

Bhyve, the hypervisor developed by FreeBSD that supports running BSD/Linux/Windows guests, has initial graphics support...

The Devil in the Details - Switching to BSD from Linux

Most Free/Open Source Software users run Linux as their operating system of choice, choosing one (or more) of the 300 or so distros currently active on DistroWatch. Not as many have crossed the street, rhetorically speaking, and taken a look at the other Open Source operating system, BSD and its many variants.
As a long time and current Linux user new to PC-BSD — essentially the BSD equivalent to Linux Mint — my intention is to:
· Outline the (many) similarities and (few) differences between Linux and BSD,
· Walk the audience through the process of moving from Linux to BSD, unless the audience is in a hurry, then I’ll run them through it,
· Describe the ease-of-use and pitfalls of day-to-day use of PC-BSD for the average user, and
· How to pitch in and make code and other contributions (e.g., documentation, translation) to BSD variants, even while doing the same for Linux distributions,
· And more!

Privilege Separation and Pledge (video)

This year's dotSecurity conference featured a presentation from OpenBSD founder Theo de Raadt, titled "Privilege Separation and Pledge." The video is now available here, in addition to the slides.

One small step for DRM, one giant leap for BSD | BSD Now 143

This week on BSDNow, we have an interview with Matthew Macy, who has some exciting news to share with us regarding the state of graphics on FreeBSD. That plus all the latest news on BSDNow, the place to B...SD!
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OpenBSD ARMv7 now has a bootloader

Progress on the armv7 platform continues, and Jonathan Gray writes in to the arm@ mailing list with some promising news:
There is now a bootloader for armv7 thanks to kettenis@ Recent armv7 snapshots will configure disks to use efiboot and install device tree dtb files on a fat partition at the start of the disk. u-boot kernel images are no longer part of the release but can still be built for the time being. We are going to start assuming the kernel has been loaded with a dtb file to describe the hardware sometime soon. Those doing new installs can ignore the details but here they are. 


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BSD News 23/05/2016

BSD News 23/05/2016
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Releases: HardenedBSD, SoloBSD, SmallWall, pfSense, OPNsense, 
Other news: BSDSec, BSDnow, BSD Magazine, DragonFlyBSD, p2k16, freeNAS, OpenBSD

BSDSec


Releases

HardenedBSD-stable 10-STABLE v46.1

HardenedBSD-10-STABLE-v46.1
----------------------------------------
https://github.com/HardenedBSD/hardenedBSD-stable/releases/tag/HardenedB...
https://github.com/HardenedBSD/hardenedBSD-stable/commits/HardenedBSD-10...
This release fixes CVE-1541 and CVE-2015-2304 in libarchive, a lot of Coverity warnings / programing errors and an overflow in amd64's sysarch system call (00696f0, eac2aab, bd784f7).

SoloBSD 10.3-STABLE-v46

There is a new build of SoloBSD 10.3-STABLE based on the latest HardenedBSD stable branch version 46
You can grab it from Here. (61.7 Mb)
root password: solobsd

SmallWall 1.8.4b10 beta release

Just released a new beta with updated mini-httpd, and many t1n1wall changes ported in.

New stable version: HardenedBSD-stable 11-CURRENT v46.2

HardenedBSD-11-CURRENT-v46.2 - https://github.com/HardenedBSD/hardenedBSD-stable/releases/tag/HardenedB...
UPDATE TO THIS RELEASE IS STRONGLY ADVISED!
This release fixes two locally exploitable security issue, namely the followings:
https://security.freebsd.org/advisories/FreeBSD-SA-16:19.sendmsg.asc
https://security.freebsd.org/advisories/FreeBSD-SA-16:18.atkbd.asc

pfSense 2.3.1-RELEASE Now Available!

We are happy to announce the release of pfSense® software version 2.3.1!
This is a maintenance release in the 2.3.x series, bringing a number of bug fixes, two security fixes in the GUI, as well as security fixes for OpenSSL, OpenVPN and FreeBSD atkbd and sendmsg. The full list of changes is on the 2.3.1 New Features and Changes page.
This release includes a total of 103 bug fixes. 79 regressions in 2.3 have been fixed, mostly minor issues in the new GUI. Several of these are significant issues, and have resolved nearly all the post-upgrade problems encountered in 2.3-RELEASE. 24 issues affecting 2.2.x and prior versions have also been fixed.
If you haven’t yet caught up on the changes in 2.3.x, check out the Features and Highlights video. Past blog posts have covered some of the changes, such as the performance improvements from tryforward, and the webGUI update.

OPNsense 16.1.14 released

How about an update with your new NetFlow remote export. Or your local reporting frontend? Well, you can always use both if you like. Read all about it here: https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/netflow.html
Furthermore, we have added the brand new AQM CoDel version 0.2.1 to the mix, yesterday’s FreeBSD security advisories, released the HAProxy plugin, bundled a full Japanese translation.
There is also a refreshed website for our general viewing pleasure.
https://opnsense.org/

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Diving for BSD Perls | BSD Now 142

This week on the show, we have all the latest news and stories! Plus an interview with BSD developer Alfred Perlstein, that you won’t want to miss. Sit tight, the show starts now on your place to B...SD!
View attached file (624 MB, video/mp4)
 

BSD Magazine for May 2016 out

The May issue of BSD Magazine is available now.  There’s articles on ZFS, OpenBSD’s arc4random, an interview of Fernando Rodríguez of KeepCoding, and more.  It’s a free PDF download if you didn’t know.

eX, clisp, and DragonFly

DragonFly versions of TeX have been available for some time now.  However, Nelson Beebe, who is part of the TeX project, is having trouble building some related binaries – asymptote and clisp.  He could use help from anyone interested, to match up with this summer’s release of TeX 2016.

Mounting as non-root

Read this email thread for how to mount devices (e.g. USB drives) in DragonFly when you aren’t root.

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p2k16 Hackathon Report: pirofti@ on octeon and TPM

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BSD News 16/05/2016

BSD News 16/05/2016
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Releases: HardenedBSD, SoloBSD
Other news: BSDnow, OpenBSD, p2k16, LibreSSL, DragonFlyBSD, FreeBSD

BSDSec

seems to be none SA warnings

Releases

New stable version: HardenedBSD-stable HardenedBSD-10-STABLE-v44.6

HardenedBSD-10-STABLE-v44.6 - https://github.com/HardenedBSD/hardenedBSD-stable/releases/tag/HardenedB...
 

SoloBSD 10.3-STABLE-v44.6

Aventuras BSDeras by Guillermo García Rojas C.
There is a new build of SoloBSD 10.3-STABLE based on the latest HardenedBSD stable branch version 44.6
- Changelog v44.6
- Switched to Python3.5 interpreter.
- Now with PIE on base!
You can grab it from Here. (60.6 Mb)
root password: solobsd
 

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BSD Likes Ike! | BSD Now 141

This week on the show, we have all the latest news & stories! Plus we’ll be hearing more about OpnSense from the man himself, Ike! Sit tight, the show starts now on your place to B…SD!
View attached file (652 MB, video/mp4)
 

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libressl - more vague promises

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BSD News 09/05/2016

BSD News 09/05/2016
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Releases:SoloBSD, HardenedBSD,
Other news:BSDSec, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, pkgsrc, SoloBSD, HardenedBSD, BSDnow, DragonFly BSD, LibreSSL, MirOS


BSDSec

Releases

SoloBSD 10.3-STABLE-v44.5

There is a new build of SoloBSD 10.3-STABLE based on the latest HardenedBSD stable branch version 44.5
- Changelog v44.5
- Python3.5 interpreter has been added.
You can grab it from Here. (58.7 Mb)
root password: solobsd

New stable version: HardenedBSD-stable 11-CURRENT v46.1

HardenedBSD-11-CURRENT-v46.1 - https://github.com/HardenedBSD/hardenedBSD-stable/releases/tag/HardenedB...

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Tracing it back to BSD | BSD Now 140

This week on BSDNow, Allan is back in down from Europe! We’ll get to hear some of his wrap-up and get caught up on the latest BSD news. That plus our interview about Backtrace.io! Keep it tuned to BSDNow, the place to B….SD!
View attached file (587 MB, video/mp4)

modules.local now possible

If you happen to be testing kernel modules, DragonFly can now load them from a modules.local directory.  This keeps modules that aren’t part of the base system, separate.  This is probably of most use to developers.  Set local_modules=”YES” in rc.conf to enable.

LibreSSL in HardenedBSD Base

A few months ago, we added Bernard Spil to the HardenedBSD team with a goal to bring in and maintain LibreSSL in base. Given the effort involved in maintaining such a complex piece of software, we at HardenedBSD have made the decision to keep it as a feature branch in the playground repo for now. Those who wish to check out Bernard's awesome, hard work can check out the repo here. We will soon start auto-syncing that feature branch on our normal six-hour cycle and we will produce periodic binary updates. As of today, the first binary update has been published. You can use this hbsd-update.conf file to tell hbsd-update to switch to the LibreSSL branch. If you wish to compile your own version of HardenedBSD with LibreSSL base, you will need to add WITH_LIBRESSL=yes to src.conf.
We would like to thank Bernard for volunteering. He has been a tremendous help. Here is a teaser screenshot.

New SSH hostkey for fish, taking over AnonCVS/AnonRSYNC service

As announced in the earlier wlog entry about server reorg I’ve now switched over most services from the soon-to-be-defunct eurynome to fish, with gecko2’s www.ig42.org providing the redirection HTTP vhost for hostname-less mirbsd.org requests (i.e. people who don’t know how this works) and, soon, fallback HTTP services should they be needed. (He’s trusted with the SSL key and certificate.)
This also involves switching SSH hostkeys for AnonCVS, unfortunately; I’ve taken the chance to generate a fresh key for fish. Look in /MirOS/ for the files (gzsig(1) signed) hostkeys.gz or (PGP signed) hostkeys.asc for a less-dependent source for the new keys.


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BSD News 02/05/2016

BSD News 02/05/2016
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Releases: FreeBSD, BSDSec, OpenBSD, BSDnow, CheriBSD, BSDTalk, NFS, p2k16
Other news: SoloBSD, GhostBSD, OPNsense, pfSense, HardenedBSD


BSDSec


Releases

New stable release: HardenedBSD-stable 10-STABLE v44.3

New stable release: HardenedBSD-stable 10-STABLE v44.4

New stable version: HardenedBSD-stable HardenedBSD-11-CURRENT v46

HardenedBSD-11-CURRENT-v46 - https://github.com/HardenedBSD/hardenedBSD-stable/releases/tag/HardenedB...
 

pfSense 2.3 Update 1 Available

Since the new pkg system enables us to update pieces of the system individually, rather than the monolithic updates of the past, we have released a patch that fixes the NTP CVEs covered by FreeBSD SA 16:16.ntp. Updating ntpd from 4.2.8p6 to 4.2.8p7 is the only change.
This update appears as 2.3_1, for update 1. This should not be confused with 2.3.1, which is a full maintenance release coming soon. 2.3_1 is only available for those already running 2.3 release.
Note for this update, your version number will remain the same afterwards, still showing as 2.3-RELEASE.
This update does not trigger a reboot. The NTP service needs to be manually restarted under Status>Services afterwards.

OPNsense 16.1.12 released

The progress for our upcoming version 16.7 now accumulates to 3 full months. To that end we are making the transition from ALPHA to BETA on the 16.7 development series. And since we have been asked to incorporate development change logs as well, look no further (well, look below).
Anyway, 16.1.12 brings a handful of anticipated additions like FreeBSD’s package manager version 1.7.2 and the ability to use CoDel / FQ-Codel in the traffic shaper. We have also started to move services to the plugin framework instead of having them in the base installation. And, maybe as a last point, initial work for fixing the trusty apinger utility for gateway monitoring has surfaced.
Het bericht OPNsense 16.1.12 released verscheen eerst op OPNsense.

GhostBSD 10.3 ALPHA1 is now ready for Testing

Yes we skip 10.2 for 10.3 since was FreeBSD 10.3 was coming we thought we should wait for 10.3. This is the first ALPHA development release for testing and debugging for GhostBSD 10.3, only as MATE been released yet which is available on SourceForge and for the amd64 and i386 architectures.

SoloBSD 10.3-STABLE-v44.3

SoloBSD 10.3-STABLE-v44.4

There is a new build of SoloBSD 10.3-STABLE based on the latest HardenedBSD stable branch version 44.4
You can grab it from Here. (45.8 Mb)
root password: solobsd

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Cheri-picking BSD | BSD Now 139

This week, Allan is out of town, but since when has that ever stopped us from bringing you a new episode of BSDNow? We have news, feedback & an excellent interview with Brooks Davis telling us about CheriBSD that you won’t want to miss.
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bsdtalk264 - Down the Gopher Hole

Playing around with the gopher protocol.   Description of gopher from the 1995 book "Student's Guide to the Internet" by David Clark. Also, at the end of the episode is audio from an interview with Mark McCahilll and Farhad Anklesaria that can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oR76UI7aTvs
Check out http://gopher.floodgap.com/gopher/
File Info: 27 Min, 13 MB.
Ogg Link:https://archive.org/download/bsdtalk264/bsdtalk264.ogg

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BSD News 25/04/2016

BSD News 25/04/2016
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Releases:SoloBSD, HardenedBSD, DragonFly BSD
Other news: BSDSec, BSDnow, p2k16, OpenBSD, NetBSD


BSDSec



Releases

SoloBSD 10.3-STABLE-v44.2

There is a new build of SoloBSD 10.3-STABLE based on the latest HardenedBSD stable branch version 44.2
You can grab it from Here. (45.8 Mb)
root password: solobsd

New stable release: HardenedBSD-stable 10-STABLE v44.2

HardenedBSD-10-STABLE-v44.2 - https://github.com/HardenedBSD/hardenedBSD-stable/releases/tag/HardenedB...
 

DragonFly 4.4.3 released

The DragonFly 4.4.3 point release is out.  There’s a commit page listing the changes between 4.4.2 and 4.4.3.  Nobody will be surprised that there’s an OpenSSL update in there.
If you want a complete image, it’s available for download at your nearest mirror.  If you want to upgrade an existing install:
cd /usr; make src-update 
    (or  src-create-shallow if you don't already have source)
make buildworld && make buildkernel
make installkernel && make installworld
make upgrade
reboot
 

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The p2k16 hackathon has begun

OpenBSD developers from around the world have just gathered in Nantes, France for the p2k16 hackathon. This event is technically a ports hackathon, but many non-porters have showed up too, which means you can expect a variety of different improvements. As an early example, ajacoutot@ has just set sysmerge to run automatically during the upgrade process.
Head over to the hackathons page to see the artwork, and stay tuned to Undeadly for some post-hackathon reports.

Rushing into BSD | BSD Now 138

This week on the show, we will be talking to Benedict Reushling about his role with the FreeBSD foundation and the journey that took him there. That plus a few weeks worth of news to get caught up on, coming up next on BSDNow!
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