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"An old friend of mine also runs OpenBSD on his machine and I don't think he's restarted in 2 years" I regularly reach 6 months of uptime on my Debian desktop
by martinced 14y ago
"An old friend of mine also runs OpenBSD on his machine and I don't think he's restarted in 2 years"
I regularly reach 6 months of uptime on my Debian desktop and I've got a Linux server which reaches 4-digits days of uptime.
I only reboot when I need to physically move the machine or when a remote-exploit affecting my setup is discovered.
OpenBSD takes this even further and more power to them. My "todo list" since a very long time is to install a firewall running OpenBSD. I should really take the time to do this.
- jdhendrickson 14y agoMay I recommend PFSense rather than OpenBSD proper, all the power of PF wrapped up in a gui that lends itself directly to firewall configuration. I really enjoyed setting up CARP with it.
- mben 14y agoPFSense is using an older and patched version of OpenBSD PF and as you said all the configuration is done using the gui. PF configuration in OpenBSD is very simple using the cli and following the official FAQ: http://www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/index.html http://www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/index.html