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<p dir="auto">⇒ <strong>Website Migration To OpenBSD</strong>!</p>
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<p dir="auto">I had an issue with my previous webserver running Arch Linux where my SSH private key suddenly disappeared from the machine. I'm not sure whether it was due to the OpenSSH update from the prior day or a hack, but I wasn't too keen to find out. The main issue I had with running Arch Linux as a webserver was surrounding the replacement of cron with systemd timer files which I found really annoying to use. I personally don't get why the developers chose to replace a solid well-known tool that is simple to use with a tool that has so much complexity to it.</p>
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