On Sat, 23 May 2015, ertetlen barmok wrote:
Hello,
https://github.com/NTRUOpenSourceProject
When will LibreSSL have ciphers for the Post-quantum era?
http://tech.slashdot.org/story/15/05/15/007248/are-we-entering-a-golden-age-of-quantum-computing-research
From wikipedia: NTRU is a
But why? Sharing encrypted disks between systems is probably a mistake.
My scenarios are multiboot desktop/laptop and external flash/hard drives.
Do you store your backup unencrypted? What if you're away and someone else
[here: a Linux user] has been given a task of performing restores?
This
But why? Sharing encrypted disks between systems is probably a mistake.
Hello,
It looks like IPv6 fragments are not forwarded properly, when PBR
rules are used. My testing rules looks as follow:
pass in quick on vnet1 from any to self
pass in quick on vnet2 from any to self
pass in on vnet1 from any to any route-to 2006::2@vnet2 no state
pass in on
Thanks William and Ertetlen for clarifying:
On 25/05/15 10:09 PM, William Whyte wrote:
Hi Ertetlen,
The base license for NTRU is GPL v2 or higher. However, there's a
license to distribute NTRU under GPL alongside open source projects that
exist under other licenses: see details at
On Mon, May 25, 2015 at 2:55 PM, Gleydson Soares gsoa...@gmail.com wrote:
your diff is incomplete...
well, why just this occurrence? there is others check null before
free(3) in same file.
and please, be more specific adding more details about your changes: eg.:
(I am removing the null
As Mark Patruck has noticed, etc/mail/aliases.db in etc.tgz ends
up with the owner:group of the aliases file in the source tree.
The problem is that we call makemap with the source tree file instead
of the DESTDIR one, and makemap gives the .db file the owner:group
of the input file. This error
Context in httpd.conf(5):
block [return code [uri]]
Close the connection and send an error page. If the optional
return code is not specified, httpd(8) denies access with a `403
Forbidden' response. The optional uri argument can be used with
No clarification needed: NTRU is patented, with no free for all patent
grant. It is a complete non-starter for OpenBSD or OpenSSH.
Damien is right.
It is patented, meaning they want money. They are willing to allow
GPL projects to play along, because this creates a base to extract
money from
No clarification needed: NTRU is patented, with no free for all patent
grant. It is a complete non-starter for OpenBSD or OpenSSH.
On Tue, 26 May 2015, Douglas Ray wrote:
Thanks William and Ertetlen for clarifying:
On 25/05/15 10:09 PM, William Whyte wrote:
Hi Ertetlen,
The base
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