Michael Richardson

> > Does Bucardo use PL/Perl? I didn't know. That's definitely a problem if that's the case, and since this is a test system, I guess I can open up...

```` root@minerva-fountain:~# ls -l /app/postgres/bucardo/ total 12 -rw-r--r-- 1 bucardo bucardo 709 Jan 23 17:33 prime256v1.crt -r-------- 1 bucardo bucardo 288 Jan 23 17:33 prime256v1.key -rw------- 1 bucardo bucardo 306...

```` root@minerva-fountain:/app/postgres/bucardo# ls -lta total 20 -r--r----- 1 root postgres 306 Jan 23 22:28 prime256v1.pkcs8 ```` Group permissions to the rescue, with bucardo user in the postgres group. ```` bucardo@minerva-fountain:~$...

obiwan-[/sandel/src/mustang] mcr 3238 %dpkg --list | grep libv8 ii libv8-3.8.9.20 3.8.9.20-1 amd64 v8 JavaScript engine - runtime library ii libv8-dbg 3.8.9.20-1 amd64 v8 JavaScript engine - debugging symbols ii libv8-dev...

My concern is that it go upstream, that it be integrated with ip/nffilter, and that problem of sharing IP address with the host will go away. (I tried to use...

Having a virtual interface as the way that to route traffic into jool would be more clearer conceptually. I think that it more clearly deals with MTU issues. I don't...

> As discussed on IRC, ideally NAT64 = NAT66 + SIIT + NAT44. BTW: 'move to Can you explain each step? I don't see what the NAT66 step does. ##...

My preference is that NAT64 becomes integrated into the current Linux NAT44 code, such that all of the NAT?4 code and datastructures are common, and it's just how the pre-mangled...

Ah, wolfssl.pc does exist, and is installed.

It looks like the wolfssl.pc does not include any -DOPENSSL_EXTRA, etc. to reflect the options that were configured, so the application doesn't know it should include them. I have hacked...