BSD Now 112: Tracing the source

This week Allan is away at a ZFS conference, so it seems

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Another update to OpnSense has landed!
Some of the notable takeaways this time are that it isn’t a security update
Major rework of the firewall rules sections including, rules, schedules, virtual ip, nat and aliases pages
Latest BIND and Squid packages
Improved configuration management, including fixes to importing an old config file. New location for configuration history / backups. ***

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While looking through the ‘Software Information’ screen of a Toyota Highlander, Chad Dougherty of the ACM found a bunch of OpenBSD copyright notices
At least one of which I recognize as OpenCrypto, because of the comment about “transforms”
It is likely that the vehicle is running QNX, which contains various bits of BSD
QNX: Third Party License Terms List version 2.17
Some highlights
- Robert N. M. Watson (FreeBSD)
- TrustedBSD Project (FreeBSD)
- NetBSD Foundation
- NASA Ames Research Center (NetBSD)
- Damien Miller (OpenBSD)
- Theo de Raadt (OpenBSD)
- Sony Computer Science Laboratories Inc.
- Bob Beck (OpenBSD)
- Christos Zoulas (NetBSD)
- Markus Friedl (OpenBSD)
- Henning Brauer (OpenBSD)
- Network Associates Technology, Inc. (FreeBSD)
- 100s of others
OpenSSH seems to be included
It also seems to contain tcpdump for some reason