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<font color="#e00000">2.1 Changelog</font>

2.1 Changelog

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changes, starting with those listed below..

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Note: <font color="#e00000">Problems for which patches exist are marked in red</font>.

Note: <strong>Problems for which patches exist are marked in red</strong>.

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For changes in other releases, click below:<br>

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<h3><font color="#0000e0">Changes made between OpenBSD 2.0 and 2.1</font></h3>

<h3>Changes made between OpenBSD 2.0 and 2.1</h3>

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<li>IPSEC package from John Ioannidis and Angelos D. Keromytis.

<li>Working kadmind for kerberosIV.

<li>Add support for /etc/passwd.conf which controls the format and strength of passwd entries for the next time a user changes their password. These options can be set per-user.

<li>New scalable BLOWFISH-based crypt algorithm for passwd file entries. It uses a very large strong-random `salt' and the number of rotor runs is configurable. Hence if you have faster machines you can slow the crypt routine down and make harder keys.

<li>New scalable BLOWFISH-based crypt algorithm for passwd file entries. It uses a very large strong-random 'salt' and the number of rotor runs is configurable. Hence if you have faster machines you can slow the crypt routine down and make harder keys.

<li>fix some more memory and file descriptor leaks in libc/rpc

<li>Fix so that stack limits which are not a multiple of the pagesize work.

<li>Fix a few netinet kernel crash problems.

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<li>upgrade to CVS version 1.9.

<li>The NIST Posix test suite became free. As a result we have been correcting numerous problems in the source tree, and expect to be completely POSIX compliant very soon.

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