Man, the installation of OpenBSD must have been my fastest installation of an OS, like… ever. Man it was quick. Sure I only selected base26,etc26,man26 and bsd. how can I add the ssl26 to this minimal installation ? Do I simply copy the 8 files comping ssl26 in the directories, or can I run a script ? If all my apps and configs happen as easy as the initial installation I’m going to switch everything over to OpenBSD Thanks for your hints… show...
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