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I've read bugtraq, and heard about the stream.c exploit and such, and that 
the fix was ipfilter.  However, I can't find information about ipfilter 
anywhere on the FreeBSD pages.  What is it, where do I get it, how do I use 
it?  Thanks for the help

cd


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