Dear DragonFlyBSD bugs,

 

In your handbook, under the "13. Security" heading, and then the

 

"4. DES, MD5 and Crypt" sub-heading, the handbook states:

 

"By default DragonFly uses MD5 to encrypt passwords.".

 

But that statement is no longer true, since there was a Google-Code-In (Dec 2010 ?) project to alter the

default encryption of passwords to use SHA256.

 

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Also, there is a typographical error on:

 

 

Sub-heading:

 

DMA - DragonFly Mail Agent,

 

"...mail delivery and simply remote mail transfers..."

 

Presumably "simply" shoud be "simple".

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Sincerely,
Robin Carey