OpenBSD Stories
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Introduction to sysclean(8)
sysclean(8) is a system tool designed for help system administrator to keep their OpenBSD clean after upgrade.
It walks the installed system and compare to a reference system, reporting to the user additionnal things in the installed system.
The purpose is to point any elements that wouldn't be present if a fresh install was done, instead of an upgrade.
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-current has moved to 7.4
For those unfamiliar with the process: this is not the 7.4 release, but is part of the standard build-up to the release.
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OpenBSD PF versus FreeBSD PF
I encountered yet another discussion about OpenBSD PF versus FreeBSD PF. For those who are new to the discussion: OpenBSD developers created PF in 2001, and it rapidly improved to become the most approachable open source packet filter.