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From: "Jon Noack" <noackjr@compgeek.com>
Subject: Re: Amount of FreeBSD servers is decreasing in servers statistics
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> Does anybody have a clue?
Already been said, but I'd just like to echo that every FreeBSD box I've
upgraded to 4.6 has shown up as unknown.  New versions of OSs always seem to
confuse detection programs.  Another program that acts like this is nmap. 
Next version almost always detects it correctly, though.

Jon

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