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DISCUSSION Pavel Emelyanov 2 participants 2 messages Nov 9, 2007 1 message not in the archive

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Hi, guys!

We have uploaded the git repo at git.openvz.org:
http://git.openvz.org/?p=linux-2.6-netns;a=summary

You may setup a remote repo on it and fetch it from time to time. git daemon seems to work on it :) so fetch commits via git protocol.

I will try not to forget to inform everybody who is interested in it about major events (rebase/new subsystems). If the development will be very active, I think it would make sense to setup a separate mailing list for it.

There are 3 branches in it:
1. master - this is the Linus' tree. Most likely we'll not update it :);
2. net-2.6 - this is a David Miller's netdev tree. We are going to fetch it from time to time (I plan once a week at least) and rebase the netns patches on it;
3. net-2/6-netns - this is going to be our main development branch. Currently there are only unix and packet sockets virtualized. This is the part which looks complete by now. I hope that we'll manage to get IPv4 there next week.

Hope to see IPv6 patches from you soon. Happy hacking!

Thanks,
Pavel

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Quoted 22 lines · Pavel Emelyanov

Hi, guys!

We have uploaded the git repo at git.openvz.org:
http://git.openvz.org/?p=linux-2.6-netns;a=summary

You may setup a remote repo on it and fetch it from time to time. git daemon seems to work on it :) so fetch commits via git protocol.

I will try not to forget to inform everybody who is interested
in it about major events (rebase/new subsystems). If the development will be very active, I think it would make sense to setup a separate mailing list for it.

There are 3 branches in it:
1. master - this is the Linus' tree. Most likely we'll not update it :);
2. net-2.6 - this is a David Miller's netdev tree. We are going to fetch it from time to time (I plan once a week at least) and rebase the netns patches on it;
3. net-2/6-netns - this is going to be our main development branch. Currently there are only unix and packet sockets virtualized. This is the part which looks complete by now. I hope that we'll manage to get IPv4 there next week.

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Hope to see IPv6 patches from you soon. Happy hacking!

Thanks Pavel ! :)