>  > it from the tree; a decision I agree with entirely and encourage
>  > elsewhere.
>
> Actually, I think removing the rsh/rlogin stuff was a big mistake
> on their part.  There are some situations where rsh is preferable

OpenBSD is pointing everywhere that it's secure. Security means knowlege
of using, not just having potentially secure software.


> to ssh, and where its use is perfectly safe (I guess I'll go ahead
> and speculate now that they don't do much automated testing of
> embedded system targets).
>
> The solution to inappropriate use of a tool is not removal of the tool.

exactly


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