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At 10:42 AM 9/16/2014, Zoran Kolic wrote:

>Hm! I use custom kernel. Here is what I did using
>freebsd-update:
>I fetched and installed. Then I recompiled the kernel.
>Did I miss the security patch doing this?
>
>                        Zoran

I always use a custom kernel.

I did a fetch and an install using freebsd-update. I
saw that tcp_input.c was updated. I then recompiled
my custom kernel, which applied the patch to it.

--Brett Glass