>... there are file sets for -stable releases available >www.openbsd-stable.org. It's not an official part of
>OpenBSD, so it's up to you to trust those files or not. Thank you for pointing me to this option. I understand from Marco Peereboom's reply that they are open for additional help in this matter. Wouldn't this be the kind of contribution he encouraged regarding the question of keeping "Release" up to date with "Security Fixes"? You addressed the trust issue. This question also came to my mind at reading Marco's reply. On the one hand there is a shortage of programmer hours at the OpenBSD project. On the other hand there would be a need to review the contribution from a new participant by a trusted project member for some time. As the compilations from openbsd-stable.org are currently not part of an official 'between releases' update path what would be the preferred form and extent of such contributions?
