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Rate of bugs and rate of security holes are mostly uncorrelatedRate of bugs and rate of security holes are mostly uncorrelatedPosted Mar 6, 2006 20:17 UTC (Mon) by nijhof (subscriber, #4034)In reply to: Rate of bugs and rate of security holes are mostly uncorrelated by Ross Parent article: Coverity releases first defect survey results Now it is certainly possible to disable the TCP X transport (using the -notcp option when starting the server), but I don't think it is "normal". It is certainly "normal" for Debian -- you have to take out the --nolisten tcp manually if you want it to listen to tcp traffic
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Rate of bugs and rate of security holes are mostly uncorrelated Posted Mar 6, 2006 21:49 UTC (Mon) by Ross (subscriber, #4065) [Link] That's strange because I remember doing specifically on my Debian system. But obviously my memory is not infallible; I didn't even remember the option correctly. It is in the form you posted, though I just checked the man page and it is only prefixed with one hyphen.
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