In some email I received from Bernd Ernesti, sie wrote:
> On Tue Oct 26 02:44:18 1999, Rick Byers wrote:
> [..] 
> > Anyone know if there is any reason why -current still using 3.2.10 anyway? 
> 
> Because we want a stable version and not one which changes in a short time
> and is not stable.
> 
> 3.3.3 looks like it is stable enough. Btw, 3.2.10 doesn't mean that we don't
> have our own fixes for it.

There will be a 3.3.4.  As yet, none of the changes are stability related.
One is a parsing problem for "return-icmp-as-dest(foo)", and another is a
Solaris issue with "ipf -y".  Mostly other similar non-critical things.
It won't be before the weekend, but I hope before the following weekend.

Darren