Hi Thomas,

On Sat, Aug 2, 2008 at 2:24 PM, Thomas Schwinge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hello!
>
> The GSoC projects are making good progress, as I read from various IRC
> log lines.  Hence, we'd like to make this work available through the
> standard GNU Savannah Hurd group/repository.  I'm going to make the
> GSoCers members of that group.  Here are some rules:
> <http://www.bddebian.com/~wiki/rules/source_repositories/<http://www.bddebian.com/%7Ewiki/rules/source_repositories/>
> >
>

Thanks a lot Thomas.


> So far, we'll grant you commit-after-approval permission, so please
> (continue to) post and discuss everything to bug-hurd that you'd like to
> have committed.  On your own tagged branches, you can do what you feel
> like (commit directly), but please also obey to the above rules.  Better
> to ask first, than trying to do something on your own.  (Remeber that
> whatever you do, it'll be part of the Hurd's permanent RCS history.)
>
> So, let me say this again: Thanks for your interest in the GNU Hurd and
> welcome on board!  :-)
>
>
> Now, I'd now like each of GSoCers post a follow-up to this message, and
> give a short overview of (a) what he's working on and (b) if this is
> rather a stand-alone thing or has to be included into the main Hurd
> repository.  If it's stand-alone I'd rather have it remain so and make up
> a separate module for it (might even use git or else for it instead of
> CVS, whatever people prefer).  If it has to be integrated into the main
> Hurd tree, then we have to make up some rules about how to do this.
>

(a) I am Madhusudan.C.S. I am working on implementing a GNU/Linux compatible
/proc pseudo filesystem. The major goal is to make the /proc available on
Hurd, so that procps and psmisc tools like kill, pgrep, pkill, top, killall
among other things which depend on /proc run out of the box. I have
implemented the important parts of /proc till now and have been able to get
pgrep working fine till now (pkill also seems to work, but some  testing is
needed). I will be working on making more procps tools available.

(b) As both antrik and Samuel suggested procfs should be a part of main Hurd
tree. Can you please tell me the rules?

PS: I'm going to work on the wiki issue today.


Also in the meeting yesterday we decided to setup a backup repository for
Hurd Wiki. I have taken this responsibility. I have also setup a repository
at github.com. I will post the details in a different mail.



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Thanks and regards,
Madhusudan.C.S

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