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  1. OK, so who broke in 7.8?

    ```
    # syspatch
    syspatch: Unsupported release: 7.8-current
    ```

  2. OK, so who broke #syspatch in #OpenBSD 7.8?

    ```
    # syspatch
    syspatch: Unsupported release: 7.8-current
    ```

  3. OK, so who broke #syspatch in #OpenBSD 7.8?

    ```
    # syspatch
    syspatch: Unsupported release: 7.8-current
    ```

  4. OK, so who broke #syspatch in #OpenBSD 7.8?

    ```
    # syspatch
    syspatch: Unsupported release: 7.8-current
    ```

  5. OK, so who broke #syspatch in #OpenBSD 7.8?

    ```
    # syspatch
    syspatch: Unsupported release: 7.8-current
    ```

  6. Start your syspatch engines!

    006: RELIABILITY FIX: January 10, 2025 All architectures

    Traffic sent over wg(4) could result in kernel crash.

    openbsd.org/errata76.html

    #RUNBSD #OpenBSD #syspatch #upgrade

  7. Start your syspatch engines!

    006: RELIABILITY FIX: January 10, 2025 All architectures

    Traffic sent over wg(4) could result in kernel crash.

    openbsd.org/errata76.html

    #RUNBSD #OpenBSD #syspatch #upgrade

  8. Start your syspatch engines!

    006: RELIABILITY FIX: January 10, 2025 All architectures

    Traffic sent over wg(4) could result in kernel crash.

    openbsd.org/errata76.html

    #RUNBSD #OpenBSD #syspatch #upgrade

  9. Start your syspatch engines!

    006: RELIABILITY FIX: January 10, 2025 All architectures

    Traffic sent over wg(4) could result in kernel crash.

    openbsd.org/errata76.html

    #RUNBSD #OpenBSD #syspatch #upgrade

  10. Start your syspatch engines!

    006: RELIABILITY FIX: January 10, 2025 All architectures

    Traffic sent over wg(4) could result in kernel crash.

    openbsd.org/errata76.html

    #RUNBSD #OpenBSD #syspatch #upgrade

  11. When the question comes up, "Why OpenBSD?" one answer is ease of maintenance.

    Patches are announced on the OpenBSD.org website at https://www.openbsd.org/errata76.html and on the openbsd.announce mailing list https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-announce&r=1&w=2

    All you do to update is:

    $ doas syspatch

    It's very quick.

    And for packages, it's:

    $ doas pkg_add -u

    And for a new release, which happens twice a year:

    $ doas sysupgrade

    (followed by doas pkg_add -u)

    So easy!

    #openbsd #syspatch

  12. When the question comes up, "Why OpenBSD?" one answer is ease of maintenance.

    Patches are announced on the OpenBSD.org website at https://www.openbsd.org/errata76.html and on the openbsd.announce mailing list https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-announce&r=1&w=2

    All you do to update is:

    $ doas syspatch

    It's very quick.

    And for packages, it's:

    $ doas pkg_add -u

    And for a new release, which happens twice a year:

    $ doas sysupgrade

    (followed by doas pkg_add -u)

    So easy!

    #openbsd #syspatch

  13. When the question comes up, "Why OpenBSD?" one answer is ease of maintenance.

    Patches are announced on the OpenBSD.org website at https://www.openbsd.org/errata76.html and on the openbsd.announce mailing list https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-announce&r=1&w=2

    All you do to update is:

    $ doas syspatch

    It's very quick.

    And for packages, it's:

    $ doas pkg_add -u

    And for a new release, which happens twice a year:

    $ doas sysupgrade

    (followed by doas pkg_add -u)

    So easy!

    #openbsd #syspatch

  14. When the question comes up, "Why OpenBSD?" one answer is ease of maintenance.

    Patches are announced on the OpenBSD.org website at https://www.openbsd.org/errata76.html and on the openbsd.announce mailing list https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-announce&r=1&w=2

    All you do to update is:

    $ doas syspatch

    It's very quick.

    And for packages, it's:

    $ doas pkg_add -u

    And for a new release, which happens twice a year:

    $ doas sysupgrade

    (followed by doas pkg_add -u)

    So easy!

    #openbsd #syspatch

  15. When the question comes up, "Why OpenBSD?" one answer is ease of maintenance.

    Patches are announced on the OpenBSD.org website at https://www.openbsd.org/errata76.html and on the openbsd.announce mailing list https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-announce&r=1&w=2

    All you do to update is:

    $ doas syspatch

    It's very quick.

    And for packages, it's:

    $ doas pkg_add -u

    And for a new release, which happens twice a year:

    $ doas sysupgrade

    (followed by doas pkg_add -u)

    So easy!

    #openbsd #syspatch

  16. La communauté “OpenBSD pour tous” annonce l’impérieuse nécessité de `syspatch` OpenBSD 6.6, 6.7 !

    - 1 faille "sécurité" : perl

    ----

    It's time to `syspatch` your OpenBSD 6.6, 6.7 on all supported architectures.

    ----

    #obsd4a #OpenBSD #syspatch #perl #amd64 #arm64 #i386 #armv7 #hppa #landisk #loongson #luna88k #macppc #sparc64 #6.6 #6.7

  17. La communauté “OpenBSD pour tous” annonce l’impérieuse nécessité de `syspatch` OpenBSD 6.7 (principalement) !

    - 2 failles "sécurité" : #SSH, #unbound #unwind
    - 2 failles "fiabilité" : #rpki-client, #TLS (6.6 aussi)

    blog.openbsd.fr.eu.org/index.p

    ----

    It's time to `syspatch` your OpenBSD 6.7 on all supported architectures.

    ----

    #OpenBSD #obsd4a #syspatch #rpki #libssl #amd64 #arm64 #i386 #armv7 #hppa #landisk #loongson #luna88k #macppc #sparc64 #6.6 #6.7

  18. La communauté “OpenBSD pour tous” annonce l’impérieuse nécessité de `syspatch` OpenBSD !

    1 faille "sécurité" DRM couche compatibilité Linux multi-arch

    blog.openbsd.fr.eu.org/index.p

    ----

    It's time to `syspatch` your OpenBSD 6.5 or 6.6, for DRM Linux compatibility, on all supported architectures.

    ----

    #OpenBSD #obsd4a #syspatch #DRM #Linux #amd64 #arm64 #i386 #loongson #macppc #sparc64 #6.5 #6.6

  19. La communauté “OpenBSD pour tous” annonce l’impérieuse nécessité de `syspatch` OpenBSD !

    1 faille "sécurité" dhcpd

    blog.openbsd.fr.eu.org/index.p

    ----

    It's time to `syspatch` your OpenBSD 6.5 or 6.6, for the server dhcpd, on all supported architectures.

    ----

    #OpenBSD #obsd4a #syspatch #dhcpd #amd64 #arm64 #i386 #multi-arch #6.5 #6.6

  20. La communauté “OpenBSD pour tous” annonce l’impérieuse nécessité de `syspatch` OpenBSD !

    1 faille "fiabilité" socket UDP broadcast multicast multi-arch

    blog.openbsd.fr.eu.org/index.p

    ----

    It's time to `syspatch` your OpenBSD 6.5 or 6.6, for broadcast and multicast UDP socket, on all supported architectures.

    ----

    #OpenBSD #obsd4a #syspatch #broadcast #multicast #UDP #socket #amd64 #arm64 #i386 #multi-arc #6.5 #6.6

  21. La communauté “OpenBSD pour tous” annonce l’impérieuse nécessité de `syspatch` OpenBSD !

    1 faille "fiabilité" sysctl multi-arch

    blog.openbsd.fr.eu.org/index.p

    ----

    It's time to `syspatch` your OpenBSD 6.5 or 6.6, for sysctl, on all supported architectures.

    ----

    #OpenBSD #obsd4a #syspatch #sysctl #amd64 #arm64 #i386 #multi-arc #6.5 #6.6

  22. La communauté “OpenBSD pour tous” annonce l’impérieuse nécessité de `syspatch` OpenBSD !

    1 faille "sécurité" smtpd multi-arch

    blog.openbsd.fr.eu.org/index.p

    ----

    It's time to `syspatch` your OpenBSD 6.5 or 6.6, for smtpd, on all supported architectures.

    ----

    #OpenBSD #obsd4a #syspatch #smtpd #smtpctl #amd64 #arm64 #i386 #multi-arc #6.5 #6.6