Hi,
I am intending to participate in this year's GSoC through the project UFS4fuse:
support FreeBSD's UFS2 with fusefs (with rust).
Please share inputs with whether it will be possible to take this project up in
this year's GSoC and if there are any currently open bugs that I c
On Sun, 2024-02-04 at 22:43, "divyansh.nankani" wrote:
> Hi ,
> I am intending to participate in GSoC for FreeBSD this year. I need a bit of
> help navigating where to start contributing to FreeBSD for issues/features
> specifically related to the GSoC p
Hi ,
I am intending to participate in GSoC for FreeBSD this year. I need a bit of
help navigating where to start contributing to FreeBSD for issues/features
specifically related to the GSoC projects I am targeting :
- Improve netgraph concurrency
- Implement MPLS support for FreeBSD
I
> but it didn't work out again. The packets were successfully intercepted and
> reached pspat_txqs_flush() but when dummynet_send() is called on them they
> result in kernel panics.. I can't figure out how and why ?
>
> So after all these attempts and many more like them,
mpts and many more like them, when I was unable to
get it working, I decided to intercept the packets in the originally
planned way that we thought of at the start of GSoC, i.e. to intercept them
where if_output() is called. I also thought that it would be better to call
the exact same function d
Jamie Landeg-Jones (ja...@catflap.org) wrote:
> That's something that's bugged me too.. I'm going to be cheeky now, and ask
> if you've
> thought of doing traceroute/traceroute6 too?
Yes, I have. It was listed on the project ideas wiki page as a
separate project, but I wouldn’t mind combining the
Christopher Bailey wrote:
> I’m an undergraduate computer science student at the University of
> Alaska Fairbanks. I’m interested in unifying ping and ping6 into a
> single command, because it’s one of the suggested ideas on the wiki,
> it’s something that’s mildly irritated me in the past, and I
Hello,
I’m an undergraduate computer science student at the University of
Alaska Fairbanks. I’m interested in unifying ping and ping6 into a
single command, because it’s one of the suggested ideas on the wiki,
it’s something that’s mildly irritated me in the past, and I believe I
have the necessar
yer protocol that could provide
> a secure communication between 2 systems where the data need not be
> encripted(avoid overhead) and with small payload.i am working on this by
> creating a private protocol which can only be detected by source and
> destination systems. can i do it as a g
where the data need not be
encripted(avoid overhead) and with small payload.i am working on this by
creating a private protocol which can only be detected by source and
destination systems. can i do it as a gsoc project .i need some advice can
anyone help me? thankyou
Hi all,
I am Ana Kukec, a research assistant and a PhD student at University of
Zagreb. I will be working on the IPv6 Secure Neighbor Discovery (SeND -
rfc3971, rfc4861) - the implementation of native kernel APIs for
FreeBSD, within GSoC, with my mentor Bjoern Zeeb. More informations will
be
f pcs inside my sources, so, copy it to
ports work folder and then setup.py.
To be true, my version have only few changes merged from the latest
version of PCS(gnn repository).
Unfortunaly we can't work with the latest version of pcs(from gnn
Victor Hugo Bilouro wrote:
> Hi People,
>
> I posted the tcptest weekly status report at freebsd wiki.
>
> http://wiki.freebsd.org/VictorBilouro/Release_0.1_Iteration_3
>
> Other Links:
> http://wiki.freebsd.org/VictorBilouro/TCP-IP_regression_test_suite
> http://code.google.com/p/tcptest/downl
Hi People,
I posted the tcptest weekly status report at freebsd wiki.
http://wiki.freebsd.org/VictorBilouro/Release_0.1_Iteration_3
Other Links:
http://wiki.freebsd.org/VictorBilouro/TCP-IP_regression_test_suite
http://code.google.com/p/tcptest/downloads/list
http://perforce.freebsd.org/depotTre
/depotTreeBrowser.cgi?FSPC=//depot/projects/soc2008/bilouro%5ftcptest&HIDEDEL=NO
Thank you!
cheers
--
Victor Hugo Bilouro
FreeBSD!
**tcptest** --> tcptest is a GSoC (Google Summer of Code) project,
it's a TCP/IP Regression Test Suite implementation.
As a testing tool, it can perform regressi
Victor Hugo Bilouro wrote:
I've made a lot of changes to it; diffs are with him but I can send folk a
copy of my Mercurial repo.
I would appreciate that.
Sent (off-list).
As an example of the new PCS syntax and expect() stuff, I'll forward you
the IGMPv2 test off-list. (Also sent.)
Hi
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 1:39 AM, Bruce M. Simpson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Victor Hugo Bilouro wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm in architectural phase of tcptest* development, so, I need
>> understand every possible test it will need cover, because it would
>> change tcptest architecture.
>>
>
> H
Victor Hugo Bilouro wrote:
Hi,
I'm in architectural phase of tcptest* development, so, I need
understand every possible test it will need cover, because it would
change tcptest architecture.
Hey, have you seen gnn's PCS toolkit?
http://pcs.sourceforge.net/
I've made a lot of changes to
eeBSD!
tcptest** --> http://wiki.freebsd.org/VictorBilouro/TCP-IP_regression_test_suite
tcptest is a GSoC (Google Summer of Code) project,
it's a TCP/IP Regression Test Suite implementation.
As a testing tool, it can perform regression, protocol conformance,
and fuzz tests. The tool may als
Bilouro
FreeBSD!
**tcptest** --> tcptest is a GSoC (Google Summer of Code) project,
it's a TCP/IP Regression Test Suite implementation.
As a testing tool, it can perform regression, protocol conformance,
and fuzz tests. The tool may also be employed as an aid to protocol
developers and both
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