Applying the diffs to your current pfsense install would work, can use
the system patches package for that.
Just copying modified files to the pfsense box works as well.
Or setting up a local repository to install the changed package from is
another option.. (preferred if you going to change
installation/uninstallation functions.., though a little tricky to get
going..)
For getting changes commited just sending a github pullrequest is
usually enough.. (you do need to agree to the ICLA agreement before
changes will get pulled) If your changes aren't pulled adding a
corresponding redmine ticked sometimes helps.
Other than that, it just takes some time to get requests pulled,
sometimes it takes only hours, other times it takes a week or longer..
p.s.
The [email protected] might be a better place for dev related
questions.. Though it is a bit quiet..
Adam Thompson schreef op 18-4-2015 om 20:07:
I need to test some of the recent fixes to the OpenBGPd package.
Other than manually applying the diff(s) to the currently-installed
files, how would I go about generating the package and installing it
on my system?
Also, what's the process for submitting changes to packages? Just do
a pull request on the github project?
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