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Dear netnice users,

I have replaced the netnice.org server. If you find anything unusual,
please let me know.

thanks,

-- taka

Takashi Okumura wrote:
> 
> A request is that I need a proofreader for a technical report of
> the new technology, my dissertation :-)
> 
> Because it has more than 150 pages, I think it would be reasonable
> to pay for that, in return for the feedback and for the time. I
> need a native english speaker, and appreciate latex experience.
> 
> If you're interested, please let me know. Even if you're not
> interested, comments and questions are highly appreciated :-)

anybody? i would really appreciate your help, really.

thanks!

-- taka

Matt Davis wrote:
> Ahh very cool.  I can imagine this might consume quite a bit of 
> resources?

ah. the JVM is just 64K. the JIT is also 64K.
I don't think they consume too much resource.

-- taka

Takashi Okumura wrote:
> Dear netnice users/hackers,
> 
> I have a good news, and a request, for you today.
> 
> So far, VIFs can flexibly control network traffic on a host, but, it
> cannot provide ALTQ-like queuing control, for example, queuing control
> by address-port pairs. So, I have implemented a new mechanism for VIF
> system, VIFlet. As the name suggests, VIFlet is a software component,
> based on the Java technology. A VIFlet is a container of methods to
> perform processing of packets. On the new system, Java Virtual Machines
> are embedded on each VIF, and users can run their own VIFlets to
> customize functionality of their VIFs. To write such a program,
> you can simply use ordinary Java development environment. Just inherit
> VIFlet class provided in the class library, and override necessary
> methods. Sample VIFlet is attached below, and you will notice that
> it is really easy to write a VIFlet. To boost the performance, I also
> implemented a in-kernel Just-In-Time compiler, which speeds up
> execution of VIFlets close to hardcoded implementations.
> 
Ahh very cool.  I can imagine this might consume quite a bit of 
resources?  Although I must say, that is quite a good idea to add it to 
the kernel for improved performance.

Congrats!

-Matt

Dear netnice users/hackers,

I have a good news, and a request, for you today.

So far, VIFs can flexibly control network traffic on a host, but, it
cannot provide ALTQ-like queuing control, for example, queuing control
by address-port pairs. So, I have implemented a new mechanism for VIF
system, VIFlet. As the name suggests, VIFlet is a software component,
based on the Java technology. A VIFlet is a container of methods to
perform processing of packets. On the new system, Java Virtual Machines
are embedded on each VIF, and users can run their own VIFlets to
customize functionality of their VIFs. To write such a program,
you can simply use ordinary Java development environment. Just inherit
VIFlet class provided in the class library, and override necessary
methods. Sample VIFlet is attached below, and you will notice that
it is really easy to write a VIFlet. To boost the performance, I also
implemented a in-kernel Just-In-Time compiler, which speeds up
execution of VIFlets close to hardcoded implementations.

A request is that I need a proofreader for a technical report of
the new technology, my dissertation :-)

Because it has more than 150 pages, I think it would be reasonable
to pay for that, in return for the feedback and for the time. I
need a native english speaker, and appreciate latex experience.

If you're interested, please let me know. Even if you're not
interested, comments and questions are highly appreciated :-)

thanks!

-- taka

public class PriQVIFlet extends VIFlet {
    private static final int NCLASS = 4;
    private Queue[] queue;
    private PacketClassifier pc =
                 new SimplePacketClassifier();

    PriQVIFlet() {
        System.out.println("Initializing...");
        queue = new Queue[NCLASS];
        for (int i = 0; i < NCLASS; i++)
            queue[i] = new Queue();
    }

    public void enqueue(Packet p) {
        int type = pc.classify(p);
        length++;
        queue[type % NCLASS].enqueue(p);
    }

    public Packet dequeue() {
        for (int i = 0; i < NCLASS; i++)
            if (queue[i].isEmpty() != true) {
                length--;
                return queue[i].dequeue();
            }
        return null;
    }
}

Dear netnice users/hackers,

As I have announced, I have been planning to host a hacking camp in
Pittsburgh this summer. However, because of several difficulties, I
have decided to postpone the camp until next March. Accordingly,
the release of Netnice-2.2 will be delayed as much...

Although we cannot have direct contact, however, interested developers
may independently work on the tasks undone. Such tasks are summarized
in our project website, and I would really appreciate if you share
the burden to make the system better. Even if you are not a kernel
hacker, there are a lot of tasks :-)
Specifically, I would appreciate if some of you take a look at nndiag
script. It does not generate stable output between runs. Any other
offers are welcome. Just write to the related liets, since personal
messages may cause task conflict.

	http://www.netnice.org/pukiwiki.php?Netnice2.2

thanks!!!

-- taka

Takashi Okumura wrote:
>
> Dear netnice users/hackers,
>
> In early may, I'm planning to host a hacking camp in Pittsburgh, to
> intensively collaborate with netnice users/developers toward the
> release of netnice-2.2.
>
> You will need to pay just for your roundtrip flights, and I will
> arrange a bed and working environment for you. I am planning to
> work on Knoppix remastering for Knoppix/Netnice integration and
> libnetnice implementation. But, you may pick up any subproject
> of your choice. Several suggestions are listed in our website,
> such as mod_netnice (traffic management/access control module for
> Apache). I will arrange things to help you finish the task you
> choose.
>
> I believe that this will be a good opportunity for students who
> want to be (kernel) hackers. Even if you do not have time to join
> the camp, you may join a dinner (on May 6, maybe?).
>
> If interested, please let me know, so that we can coordinate.
> Questions and/or suggestions are also highly appreciated to make
> the plan better.
>
> thanks!
>
> -- ta...@ne...
>
>>> btw, i'm planning to come back to pittsburgh for a while to work on my
>>> dissertation in this early summer. and, during the stay, i may host a
>>> netnice workshop (R&D camp) to finish several tasks, such as libnetnice,
>>> Knoppix/Netnice, mod_netnice for Apache.
>>>
>>> although i cannot pay you, i'll sponsor good accommodation and working
>>> environment (bed, desk, WiFi connection, printer, etc). i guess that
>>> will be a good opportunity for students who want to be kernel hackers.
>>> the term will be just after Spring finals of most U.S. students (early
>>> may?)
>>>
>>> i'll suggest you about more concrete plan later, when i fix my travel
>>> schedule. but, if you're interested at this point, please let me know,
>>> so that i can have better plan. or, if any of you have a good place
>>> (house, maybe?) and can host the workshop inside the U.S., please let
>>> me know.
>>>
>>>
>>> thanks!
>
>

さて、ＧＷです。何して過ごす？
俺はナニしたい・・・。
http://biz-station.org/week/
問
gon...@ya...

Taka I am very interested.  But I have been doing some independent study 
work at school and I need to begin wrapping that up. I would like to 
devote more to netnice, which I know I haven't done much recently, but 
Iv had some local side project stuff that I have been committing some 
time to.  While I see this as a fantastic opportunity, I cannot make any 
commitments right now. I do appreciate the offer, and I am sure you have 
intrigued many of the other devs.  I still would like to perform more 
kernel contributions, which I have yet to truly do for this project.

Thanks

-Matt

Takashi Okumura wrote:
> Dear netnice users/hackers,
> 
> In early may, I'm planning to host a hacking camp in Pittsburgh, to
> intensively collaborate with netnice users/developers toward the
> release of netnice-2.2.
> 
> You will need to pay just for your roundtrip flights, and I will
> arrange a bed and working environment for you. I am planning to
> work on Knoppix remastering for Knoppix/Netnice integration and
> libnetnice implementation. But, you may pick up any subproject
> of your choice. Several suggestions are listed in our website,
> such as mod_netnice (traffic management/access control module for
> Apache). I will arrange things to help you finish the task you
> choose.
> 
> I believe that this will be a good opportunity for students who
> want to be (kernel) hackers. Even if you do not have time to join
> the camp, you may join a dinner (on May 6, maybe?).
> 
> If interested, please let me know, so that we can coordinate.
> Questions and/or suggestions are also highly appreciated to make
> the plan better.
> 
> thanks!
> 
> -- ta...@ne...
> 
>>> btw, i'm planning to come back to pittsburgh for a while to work on my
>>> dissertation in this early summer. and, during the stay, i may host a
>>> netnice workshop (R&D camp) to finish several tasks, such as libnetnice,
>>> Knoppix/Netnice, mod_netnice for Apache.
>>>
>>> although i cannot pay you, i'll sponsor good accommodation and working
>>> environment (bed, desk, WiFi connection, printer, etc). i guess that
>>> will be a good opportunity for students who want to be kernel hackers.
>>> the term will be just after Spring finals of most U.S. students (early
>>> may?)
>>>
>>> i'll suggest you about more concrete plan later, when i fix my travel
>>> schedule. but, if you're interested at this point, please let me know,
>>> so that i can have better plan. or, if any of you have a good place
>>> (house, maybe?) and can host the workshop inside the U.S., please let
>>> me know.
>>>
>>>
>>> thanks!
> 
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Dear netnice users/hackers,

In early may, I'm planning to host a hacking camp in Pittsburgh, to
intensively collaborate with netnice users/developers toward the
release of netnice-2.2.

You will need to pay just for your roundtrip flights, and I will
arrange a bed and working environment for you. I am planning to
work on Knoppix remastering for Knoppix/Netnice integration and
libnetnice implementation. But, you may pick up any subproject
of your choice. Several suggestions are listed in our website,
such as mod_netnice (traffic management/access control module for
Apache). I will arrange things to help you finish the task you
choose.

I believe that this will be a good opportunity for students who
want to be (kernel) hackers. Even if you do not have time to join
the camp, you may join a dinner (on May 6, maybe?).

If interested, please let me know, so that we can coordinate.
Questions and/or suggestions are also highly appreciated to make
the plan better.

thanks!

-- ta...@ne...

>> btw, i'm planning to come back to pittsburgh for a while to work on my
>> dissertation in this early summer. and, during the stay, i may host a
>> netnice workshop (R&D camp) to finish several tasks, such as libnetnice,
>> Knoppix/Netnice, mod_netnice for Apache.
>>
>> although i cannot pay you, i'll sponsor good accommodation and working
>> environment (bed, desk, WiFi connection, printer, etc). i guess that
>> will be a good opportunity for students who want to be kernel hackers.
>> the term will be just after Spring finals of most U.S. students (early
>> may?)
>>
>> i'll suggest you about more concrete plan later, when i fix my travel
>> schedule. but, if you're interested at this point, please let me know,
>> so that i can have better plan. or, if any of you have a good place
>> (house, maybe?) and can host the workshop inside the U.S., please let
>> me know.
>>
>>
>> thanks!

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Dear netnice users/developers,

I'm sorry that I've not contacted you guys for so long. I've been
negotiating with a developer in charge of the development of
libnetnice. But, it finally turned out that he cannot contribute
the implementation to the project. So, now, I am looking for
other developers who can take over the implementation task,
utilizing a specification he designed. Contribution to the
specification is also highly appreciated. I have already posted
a job description at sourceforge, but, if you find the task
interesting, please let me know.

* help wanted page
https://sourceforge.net/people/viewjob.php?group_id=87780&job_id=23605

* libnetnice ML
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/netnice-library

thanks,

-- taka

p.s. I'm also looking for several helpers to release Beta for
OpenBSD and NetBSD. The task is quite simple. Please ask me
for further detail, if interested.

Takashi Okumura wrote:
> dear netnice developers,
> 
> i'm writing this message, specifically to Mark, Jaikumar, and Arindam,
> who have joined us for the libnetnice project, which is to rewrite
> control code of netnice applications utilizing the library for OS-independent
> network control.
> 
> Mark, Jaikumar, and Arindam, thanks for joining us. i really appreciate your
> help. and, i'm sorry that i couldn't contact you after the initial contacts.
> i've been fairly busy in a writing task and unable to write to you.
> 
> a bad news is that the libnetnice is not still ready. another bad news is that
> we're a bit behind the release schedule. although we scheduled to release the
> beta version on mar 1, the development is currently stopping due to time
> constraints of the core team.
> 
> anyway. for further discussion/coordination of the libnetnice project, i would
> like to use the mailing list so that information is properly shared among all
> of us involved. and, first, i would like to confirm your machine setting.
> if you're reading the message, i would really appreciate if you confirm this,
> and please say hello to all of us :) or, if your situation has changed, not
> allowing to participate in the further process, that's fine. but, please
> just let us know. (i'm still coordinating for the OpenBSD part. i will try
> to fix the person in charge by the end of next week.)
> 
> 	Hidekazu Kuriki 	NetBSD1.6.2
> 	Mark H Van Tuyl		FreeBSD5.3
> 	Jaikumar Karkra		FreeBSD4.11
> 	Arindam Chatterjee	Linux
> 	TBA			OpenBSD3.6
> 
> again. sorry for the delay in the coordination process, and in the prototyping
> on NetBSD. i hope we make some progress this month.
> 
> thanks,
> 
> -- taka

hi,

sorry, tom. what we can provide immediately is the README files
under netnice-2.2/contrib/mod_netnice directory. we would rather
appreciate if you contribute your httpd.conf as sample config.

thanks,

-- taka

Wut...@ai... wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm trying to use mod_netnice on Apache 1.3.22 but I don't understand how to
> configure the bandwidth control on directory or virtual host. Please give me
> some example configuration that show how to control the bandwidth of Directory
> and Virtual host
> Thank you
> 
> 
> Tom
> 
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Hi,
I'm trying to use mod_netnice on Apache 1.3.22 but I don't understand how=
 to
configure the bandwidth control on directory or virtual host. Please give=
 me
some example configuration that show how to control the bandwidth of Dire=
ctory
and Virtual host
Thank you

Tom

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Dear Netnice Users/Hackers/Developers,

Breaking the six months' silence, we release beta versions of
Netnice-2.2 for FreeBSD 4.11 and for FreeBSD 5.4. Most significant
change is the support for "easy installation". The package are
loaded with pre-compiled GENERIC kernel, some binaries and libraries.
Now, users can just type "make easyinstall", to make their systems
"netnice-ready"!

	http://www.netnice.org/download

Packages for NetBSD, OpenBSD, and Linux will come up later. But, we
will make every effort to release them, and the final Netnice-2.2R
with sufficient quality. To that end, we would highly appreciate any
feedback, and any help. Please contact me!

Thanks!

-- taka

Hi Chris,

I suggest you to use gdb to check each step of the control, in the
second trial. It might be caused by bugs in netniced, or, by the
kernel module. I would appreciate if you rule out the former case,
by the stepwise execution. Then, if you're sure that it is caused
by the kernel, please let me know how to reproduce the bug, without
netniced. Actually, I'm working on the beta version of the package
right now, and it is highly likely that I can include the bug fix
in the latest version.

Thanks,

-- taka

P.S. You may directly send the materials to me. Or, you may switch to
another mailing list, netnice-developers. Thanks.

Christopher Garman wrote:
> I'm trying to test out the rate limiting facilities of netnice but I  am 
> having a few problems.  We are using netniced with the snort  module to 
> detect a "bad" process and then limit it.  For the first  experiment we 
> are limiting the rate of the process to zero.  This  way, we know if it 
> is working if there is no network activity.  The  process is 
> successfully rate limited one time.  If we restart the  process or the 
> experiment the next time we limit the process nothing  happens (by this 
> I mean there is no limitation of the traffic).  We  have to reboot the 
> machine in order for the limiting to work again.   If anyone has an idea 
> on what we might be doing wrong, or where the  problem might lie, let me 
> know.  I can provide the netnice.cf file to  anyone who wants to see it.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Chris
> 

I'm trying to test out the rate limiting facilities of netnice but I  
am having a few problems.  We are using netniced with the snort  
module to detect a "bad" process and then limit it.  For the first  
experiment we are limiting the rate of the process to zero.  This  
way, we know if it is working if there is no network activity.  The  
process is successfully rate limited one time.  If we restart the  
process or the experiment the next time we limit the process nothing  
happens (by this I mean there is no limitation of the traffic).  We  
have to reboot the machine in order for the limiting to work again.   
If anyone has an idea on what we might be doing wrong, or where the  
problem might lie, let me know.  I can provide the netnice.cf file to  
anyone who wants to see it.

Thanks,

Chris

Dear Netnice users,

As you might have noticed, we have released Netnice-2.2Alpha. The package
includes kernel patches for FreeBSD4.11, FreeBSD5.3 NetBSD1.6.2, OpenBSD3.6,
and Linux 2.6.7. I believe they also work on IPv6.

The future release schedule of the package is shown below. Your participation
in the testing process is highly, truly, really, appreciated.

			Beta		Mar 1, 2005
			RC1		Mar 22, 2005
			Release		April 1, 2005

thanks,

-- taka

dear netnice hackers/developers/users,

as scheduled, we are releasing alpha versions for FreeBSD4.11, FreeBSD5.3
NetBSD1.6.2, OpenBSD3.6, and Linux 2.6.7 on feb 8. but, i think they still
need pre-alpha testing.

so, if any of you have a little time, i would really appreciate if you
take a look at the latest Snapshot. any feedback is appreciated.

	http://www.netnice.org/download/SNAP-02-06-2005.tgz

thanks!

-- taka

Dear netnice developers/users,

sorry for taking too long. we had so many things to do, and could not
make great progress for several months. but now, we have fixed our
release schedule and have started to work intensively to meet the
dates, as follows.

        Feb 8, 2005     alpha release
        Mar 1, 2005     beta release
        Mar 22, 2005    Release Candidate 1
        Apr 1, 2005     Netnice 2.2 Release

the alpha release (feb 8) includes the latest kernel patch for FreeBSD4.11,
FreeBSD5.3, OpenBSD3.6, NetBSD1.6.2, and hopefully, for Linux, also. We
will probably be able to add MacOS X(Darwin 7.7) and NetBSD2.0, by april 1.

i'm writing this email to you, to ask you for some help. first of all,
can some of you try the latest patch for FreeBSD4.11, on your environment,
and give me feedback so that i can improve before the alpha release?
(yes, i know you want 5.3, not 4.11. but, time is limited... i promise
to release 5.3 in the feb 8 package...)

secondly, isn't there anybody who have used FreeSBIE, or CDBSD before?
to create a bootable freebsd image? i have released one bootable CD in
june. but, since then we have made so many improvements, and added many
new software onto our repository. so, in addition to the alpha release
of the kernel patches, i would like to provide the system in a more
easy-to-use form. so, i would really appreciate if any of you volunteer
to create the iso image.

i'm really in trouble about the scheduling (too many tasks to do, too
little time.) if you participate in the development process, i will mail
netnice stickers for laptops and for servers to you (it's verrrry cool),
just as a token of my thanks.

thanks!!

-- taka

Takashi Okumura wrote:
> 
> after several months' struggle, we are finishing initial porting task of
> FreeBSD4/Netnice, onto FreeBSD5, OpenBSD, and NetBSD. i think we can
> release the alpha-patches for them in a month. Linux port and Mac OS X
> port will follow soon in several months. and, i'm writing this message
> to you, to make a decision about the alpha release.

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hi,

can you compile without the netnice patch??

thanks!

-- taka

Christopher Garman wrote:
> 
> To all,
> 
> I'm trying to add netnice functionality to a new install of freesbd
> 4.10.  The configuration goes fine, but when I try to make depend, i
> run into this error:
> 
> ===> vesa
> ===> accf_data
> Syntax error: redirection unexpected (expecting word)
> *** Error code 2
> 
> Stop in /usr/sys/modules/accf_data.
> *** Error code 1
> 
> Stop in /usr/src/modules.
> *** Error code 1
> 
> Stop in /usr/src/sys/compile/NETNICEKERNEL
> 
> Any ideas why this would be happening?  I can supply more information
> about the system if that would help.
> 
> Thanks.
> Chris

To all,

I'm trying to add netnice functionality to a new install of freesbd 
4.10.  The configuration goes fine, but when I try to make depend, i 
run into this error:

===> vesa
===> accf_data
Syntax error: redirection unexpected (expecting word)
*** Error code 2

Stop in /usr/sys/modules/accf_data.
*** Error code 1

Stop in /usr/src/modules.
*** Error code 1

Stop in /usr/src/sys/compile/NETNICEKERNEL

Any ideas why this would be happening?  I can supply more information 
about the system if that would help.

Thanks.
Chris

hi,

i have confirmed that the latest Netnice patch works on FreeBSD5.3-RC1.
if you find any serious trouble with the patch, please let me know.
if you have a SMP machine, i would really appreciate if you test
the kernel in that environment, since i don't have a SMP machine
at hand.

	http://www.netnice.org/pukiwiki-e.php?Download

if there is no problem found in the latest patch, i will post
an announcement to several major MLs, after confirming the
functionality with FreeBSD5.3-Release.

thanks!

-- taka

Dear netnice-users,

i have just put a snapshot which includes an experimental pre-alpha
quality patch for FreeBSD5.3Beta(5,6,7). objective of the pre-alpha
is to test SMP environment, since i don't have one currently at hand.
just a line of "working!" report is really helpful, at this stage.
your help is highly appreciated.

patches for NetBSD and OpenBSD will follow shortly. Linux and Mac OS X
will be supported within the year. as you might have realized, we will
have more applications, netnice firewall, mod_netnice for apache,
libnetnice, etc.

hope you enjoy.

thanks!

-- taka

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