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    <h3><font color="#0000e0">OpenBSD Porting Policy</font></h3>
    <ul>
!    <li>OpenBSD does NOT use /usr/local/etc/rc.d.<br>
         <code>/usr/local</code> is often shared between several machines 
           thanks to NFS.  For this reason, configuration files that are specific
           to a given machine can't be stored under <code>/usr/local</code>,
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    <h3><font color="#0000e0">OpenBSD Porting Policy</font></h3>
    <ul>
!    <li>OpenBSD does NOT use <code>/usr/local/etc/rc.d</code>.<br>
         <code>/usr/local</code> is often shared between several machines 
           thanks to NFS.  For this reason, configuration files that are specific
           to a given machine can't be stored under <code>/usr/local</code>,
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         DES encryption is part of the standard <code>libc</code>.
     <li>OpenBSD is strongly security-oriented. You should read and understand
         this page's <a href="#security">security section</a>.
!    <li>Be sure to add the <code>$</code><code>OpenBSD$</code> CVS tag to
         the Makefile.  If importing a port from another system be sure to
         leave their tag in the Makefile, too.  However, replace the FreeBSD
!        <code>$</code><code>Id$</code> tag with the
!        <code>$</code><code>FreeBSD$</code> tag.
     <li>The goal is to get all ported applications to support OpenBSD.  To
         achieve this goal you <strong>must</strong> feed any OpenBSD patches 
         back to the application maintainer.
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         DES encryption is part of the standard <code>libc</code>.
     <li>OpenBSD is strongly security-oriented. You should read and understand
         this page's <a href="#security">security section</a>.
!    <li>Be sure to add the <code>&#36;OpenBSD&#36;</code> CVS tag to
         the Makefile.  If importing a port from another system be sure to
         leave their tag in the Makefile, too.  However, replace the FreeBSD
!        <code>&#36;Id&#36;</code> tag with the
!        <code>&#36;FreeBSD&#36;</code> tag.
     <li>The goal is to get all ported applications to support OpenBSD.  To
         achieve this goal you <strong>must</strong> feed any OpenBSD patches 
         back to the application maintainer.
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