I think I'll "go #kqueue all the way" now, by also using it for providing my #timers if available. The current implementation multiplexes them on top of #setitimer, that's the portable variant that will stay as a fallback, but with kqueue, there's no need to have all these #SIGALRM generated, and I can avoid the slight imprecision by multiplexing in userspace 😎
RHEL 9 OpenSSH packages affected by remote code execution flaw

A new vulnerability in OpenSSH packages has been discovered, potentially allowing remote code execution on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9 systems. This

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