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Nicolas Saurbier wrote:
>>On Mon, 27 Feb 2006 12:03:36 +0000, Rui Paulo wrote:
>>>Isn't dummynet very integrated with ipfw ? If so, I suspect one must
>>>port ipfw first :-) (flame away!)
> Agree on that!  So let's change "Subject:" ;-)

If I were you I wouldn't waste any effort in porting ipfw and dummynet, 
as they have been replaced long ago by better alternatives (pf and 
openbsd's altq, imo). Ipfw and dummynet are so-called 'Luigicode', after 
the principal author of both. Look at the sources to get what I mean.

>>Sigh, new ALTQ API.... ;-)
> Jepp, that ALTQ-thing is pretty outdated by now...
> This is a real gap between NetBSD and Open/FreeBSD.
> OK, by now we have pflkm that patches altq but a new API for the good-old
> ALTQ would be a good step ahead. Is there any1 already working on this point?

It's a real pain that working out an appropriate new API with all the 
new ALTQ features as OpenBSD (and FreeBSD/DragonFlyBSD) ha(s)(ve), turns 
out to be so hard. I've seen several people come and go working on a new 
API, and quite frankly my expectations of finally having a finished spec 
alone diminish by the day. Perhaps core@ should set a direction for it 
and start kicking people off of their asses ;).

Cheers,
-- 
         Thomas E. Spanjaard
         tgen@netphreax.net

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