> Sort of depends on how you look at it. A shitty, misconfigured install of MySQL on an OpenBSD box won't automatically become secure. And the default install i

> Sort of depends on how you look at it. A shitty, misconfigured install of MySQL on an OpenBSD box won't automatically become secure. And the default install is pretty spartan-- you're not likely to use an OpenBSD machine without installing outside software, which is not going to be developed by the OpenBSD guys Depends on what you're doing with it -- but the base system ships with many things that you would want to use, and it's definitely concievable that you'd only run with OpenBSD software. Web servers? OpenHTTPd. Mail wervers? OpenSMTPd. Proxies? Relayd Firewalls? pf Routing? Depends on what you need, but there's probably a daemon for that.