HACKING.pending

   1 This file contains pointers to work done on quagga that is not in the
   2 quagga git repository or quagga bugzilla.
   3
   4 * bug/patch trackers
   5
   6 ** diac24 patchwork instance
   7
   8 David Lamparter <equinox@diac24.net> runs a patchwork instance at
   9
  10   http://patchwork.diac24.net/project/quagga/list/
  11
  12 which contains about 225 patches to quagga.  Many of these are
  13 collected in his git repository.
  14
  15 * public git repositories
  16
  17 ** git remote add quagga-re git://github.com/Quagga-RE/quagga-RE.git
  18
  19 Maintained by Denis Ovsienko, and geared towards producing a
  20 production-ready branch of Quagga, in the Quagga-RE-stable branch.
  21
  22 ** git remote add equinox git://git.spaceboyz.net/equinox/quagga.git/
  23
  24 This repository has topic branches for patches intended for inclusion
  25 in the main quagga tree, named patches/, plus some other branches.
  26
  27 ** git remote add balajig http://github.com/balajig/quagga-next.git
  28
  29 Balaji G has prepared a git repository where a number of patches to
  30 the list have been stored.
  31
  32 ** git remote add mtr http://github.com/tomhenderson/quagga-mtr.git
  33
  34 Tom Henderson of Boeing has created a repository to work on
  35 multi-topology routing support for OSPF.  Work on this repository
  36 takes place on the branch mtr, which has a branch point of 0.99.17
  37
  38 * posted patches
  39
  40 ** Boeing
  41
  42 Boeing has posted patches
  43
  44   quagga-0.99.9.ospfv3-addressfamilies.patch
  45   quagga-0.99.9.ospfv3-manetmdr.patch
  46
  47 against 0.99.9 at
  48
  49   http://hipserver.mct.phantomworks.org/ietf/ospf/
  50
  51 Both patches include functional enhancements as well as support for
  52 gcc 2.95.
  53
  54 [TODO: Are any of these obsolete with respect to mtr/mtr?]