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#OpenBSD -current users may soon notice a nice quality of life improvement beginning to show up in section 3 ("Library functions") man pages. Library name annotations added to function SYNOPSIS, searchable w/ e.g: man -k Lb=libssl.
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June 13, 2025 at 6:42 PM
#OpenBSD -current users may soon notice a nice quality of life improvement beginning to show up in section 3 ("Library functions") man pages. Library name annotations added to function SYNOPSIS, searchable w/ e.g: man -k Lb=libssl.
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Heads up, Alexandre Ratchov has switched #OpenBSD sndiod(8) to using per-program instead of per-client level (*cough*.. volume) control, so now for example only a single "app/chrome.level" setting appears in sndioctl(1) vs. chrome0, chrome1, etc.
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'CVS: cvs.openbsd.org: src' - MARC
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June 19, 2025 at 9:04 PM
Heads up, Alexandre Ratchov has switched #OpenBSD sndiod(8) to using per-program instead of per-client level (*cough*.. volume) control, so now for example only a single "app/chrome.level" setting appears in sndioctl(1) vs. chrome0, chrome1, etc.
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rpki-client 8.7 has been released! This release introduces the concept of imposing locally configured constraints on Trust Anchors, an improved decision tree for Manifest handling, experimental support for P-256 signatures, and more. Read on at marc.info?l=openbsd-an...
February 7, 2024 at 3:45 PM
rpki-client 8.7 has been released! This release introduces the concept of imposing locally configured constraints on Trust Anchors, an improved decision tree for Manifest handling, experimental support for P-256 signatures, and more. Read on at marc.info?l=openbsd-an...