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LARTC MailinglistIt appears that the topic of our HOWTO is getting popular, so we decided to start a mailinglist dedicated to discussions about advanced routing & shaping with Linux!The advent of the Linux Advanced Routing & Traffic Control list also means that questions asked privately will no longer be answered, as these answers benefit only single users. Asking questions on the list is far more net-friendly. So if you want to ask us a question, subscribe to the new mailing list, and ask it! An archive of the new mailing list is available. An archive of the old mailing list is also available, and google has picked it up as well. Please note that due to excessive spam the list has become 'members only' - so please subscribe first! The moderator will not approve postings from non-subscribed addresses as he is not available at all times. If you just want to post, and not receive mail, you can indicate this on the Mailman mailinglist management page. FIXME: Is the new mailing list subscriber-only as well? Linux Advanced Routing & Traffic Control HOWTOCurrent version is 1.0.1. Files were last updated at 2012-05-19 12:40:48 UTC The French version by Laurent Foucher and Philippe Latu from the Technology Institute of the University of Toulouse plus Thierry Mallard and Yannick Quenec'hdu from Idealx is available here. Terrific work! A Korean translation can be found on here. Polish translation is here. Jobs listLike the Linux kernel, we have a jobs list. If you have any expertise in any of these areas, please pitch in.
BazaarThis HOWTO is intended to be very much a Bazaar style development. If it were to be any more open, bits would fall out.A GIT tree is available. try this: $ git clone git://repo.or.cz/lartc.git or (if you're behind a firewall which only allows HTTP) $ git clone http://repo.or.cz/r/lartc.git Enter the checked out directory: $ cd lartc.git If you want to update your local copy, run $ git pullIf you made changes and want to contribute them, run 'git diff', and mail the output to [email protected], we can then integrate it easily. Thanks! Please make sure that you edit the .db file, by the way, the other files are generated from that one. The idea is that this HOWTO will be a cooperative effort, much like the Linux kernel itself.
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