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Subject:Re: security hole in FreeBSD
From:Michael Smith (msm@atrad.adelaide.edu.au)
Date:Jul 29, 1997 6:54:07 pm
List:org.freebsd.freebsd-security

Jay D. Nelson stands accused of saying:

Sorry -- I guess I'm old fart hold outs. I use uucp and many of my clients use uucp. From what I see, UUCP use is growing even though these machines never show up in the maps. I think uucp will grow even more.

The ISP I feed from is making a lot of money selling UUCP email services to small and medium-sized businesses, often in conjunction with web hosting services. UUCP has a great deal more flexibility than using dialup POP or push-SMTP, and it's a winner in the "security" argument too.

Perhaps the best approach, if you really want to take it out of the standard distribution, is to make it an option at install time. Those that don't know what it is won't install it anyway.

This is likely to happen with the next generation of installation software.