Thread: [Devil-linux-develop] 1.2 ???

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Howdy folks,

we were discussing if we should release 1.2 in the (very) near future.
Does anybody have any changes you want to have included?

Any comments?

Heiko

Hi all!

Heiko Zuerker wrote on 09.04.2004 02:21 MET:
> 
> we were discussing if we should release 1.2 in the (very) near future.
> Does anybody have any changes you want to have included?

Let's rather create an official beta which gets announced via freshmeat.net 
that might give it a little more testing coverage.

Compare that to the -pre series of the kernel.

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MfG / Regards
Friedrich Lobenstock
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Friedrich Lobenstock                       Linux Services Lobenstock
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Friedrich Lobenstock wrote:
> Hi all!
> 
> Heiko Zuerker wrote on 09.04.2004 02:21 MET:
> 
>>
>> we were discussing if we should release 1.2 in the (very) near future.
>> Does anybody have any changes you want to have included?
> 
> 
> Let's rather create an official beta which gets announced via 
> freshmeat.net that might give it a little more testing coverage.
> 
> Compare that to the -pre series of the kernel.

Yes I think too we should keep doing it this way.

Heiko

Yes,

I have succeeded in applying changes the necessary source files to
support the following features:
- ESFQ = enhanced Stochastic Fairness Queue
- IMQ = Imtermediate Fairness Queue
- IPP2P = iptables modules that automatically recognizes most networks
of P2P traffic

IMQ was already partially implemented in the kernel, but there were
patches missing from iptables and iproute2.

If there is interest by any other members, I will be submitting these
patches in the next few days.

Within the next week, I will be submitting patches for perl modules that
allow for xml-rpc and SOAP server implementations.  Again,
interest/feedback is welcome.

-- 
Peter Frischknecht <pe...@em...>
Empowering Solutions, Inc.

Peter Frischknecht wrote:
> Yes,
> 
> I have succeeded in applying changes the necessary source files to
> support the following features:
> - ESFQ = enhanced Stochastic Fairness Queue
> - IMQ = Imtermediate Fairness Queue
> - IPP2P = iptables modules that automatically recognizes most networks
> of P2P traffic
> 
> IMQ was already partially implemented in the kernel, but there were
> patches missing from iptables and iproute2.
> 
> If there is interest by any other members, I will be submitting these
> patches in the next few days.

I'd sayd at least the parts above would be very interesting to be 
included in 1.2

> Within the next week, I will be submitting patches for perl modules that
> allow for xml-rpc and SOAP server implementations.  Again,
> interest/feedback is welcome.

Doesn't really have much priority for me but you can send the stuff in, 
so we can take a look at it.

Heiko

Peter Frischknecht wrote on 10.04.2004 15:31 MET:
> I have succeeded in applying changes the necessary source files to
> support the following features:
> - ESFQ = enhanced Stochastic Fairness Queue
> - IMQ = Imtermediate Fairness Queue
> - IPP2P = iptables modules that automatically recognizes most networks
> of P2P traffic
> 
> IMQ was already partially implemented in the kernel, but there were
> patches missing from iptables and iproute2.

You might have to check if your patches still apply to iptables which I
just updated to the latest version.

> If there is interest by any other members, I will be submitting these
> patches in the next few days.

In general, if you created something please always create patches and
submit them on the mailinglist. If your patches are not accepted for
general inclusion at least the end up in the mailinglist archive and
other people can use them and give feedback.

Now about your patches, sounds interesting.

> Within the next week, I will be submitting patches for perl modules that
> allow for xml-rpc and SOAP server implementations.  Again,
> interest/feedback is welcome.

I _personally_ have no preferences about xml-rpc/SOAP but you are more
than welcome to post your patches. If the don't interfere with other
stuff then I would not speak against inclusion.

-- 
MfG / Regards
Friedrich Lobenstock
____________________________________________________________________
Friedrich Lobenstock                       Linux Services Lobenstock
URL: http://www.lsl.at/                         Email: fl...@fl...
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