Demi Marie Obenour

@brendanhoar Maybe. Have you considered upgrading to Windows 8.1 or 10? Windows 7 is EOL.

> > tl;dr: Using OpenBSD as a NetVM will be *hard*. It lacks features found in most major *nix-like OSs, and workarounds may very well require kernel source code patching....

> > That still leaves the networking problem, though. Somehow, we would need to make sys-firewall be the backend for sys-net, not the frontend. > > Can you explain in...

It has shown up @tetrahedras

@arkenoi Probably not. OpenBSD only offers a nefront driver (`xnf(4)`), not a netback driver.

@marmarek thoughts?

> Please ignore the "only follow symlinks if they stay within a subtree". In my real case, the symlink on the server is > > ``` > public_html -> ../../www/www.vinc17.net/htdocs...

`-K` is already documented as unsafe with untrusted clients. Does this regression affect setups that do not use `-K`?

> > `-K` is already documented as unsafe with untrusted clients. > > Note that the remote side is a personal server, and only a trusted client can be used:...

I created a separate test qube, with worthless keys, so I could enable debug logging. This revealed the following: - `KEYINFO` takes `--list`, but split-gpg2 wrongly rejected this, breaking `--list-secret-keys`....