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Ignatios Souvatzis wrote:
> Thomas E. Spanjaard wrote (about openbgpd):
>>It uses the bsd makefiles to build, and would fit right into the base
>>system, just like routed, named, sshd, sendmail, postfix, etc...
> One could argue that routed doesn't belong into the base system, either;
> no other routing server is in base.

Well, route6d and mrouted, but those are hardly different from this 
point of view. I just like the idea of a fairly rich base system.

Regarding pkgsrc, it's a possibility, but it would make this package a 
bit strange since it uses the makefiles from /usr/share/mk exclusively. 
Is that considered good practice for pkgsrc packages? And wouldn't it be 
better as a syspkg, perhaps not included by default (assuming syspkgs 
are fully operational)?

However, given the response thus far, I don't see it likely that this'll 
end up in base, so I'll have to add some eggs to the mix anyways.

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

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