Re: [pfSense Support] License

2008-01-25 Thread Robert Goley
Looks nice!  I would be interested in this also. 

Robert

On Thursday 24 January 2008 14:40, Richard Sperry wrote:
 So if I wanted OSSIM.net integration, what would I pay?  Give me and the
 group the sales pitch, please.

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 On 1/24/08, Eugen Leitl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  The support is worth every penny, though (said as a paying customer).

 Thanks for the kind words!!

 Scott

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Re: [pfSense Support] License

2008-01-25 Thread sai
Yes, paid support is available, but a lot of support is provided by
the devs is free.

sai

On 1/24/08, Sean Cavanaugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 technically it already is. if you want elevated support, they charge for it.
 but out of that comes upgrades and feature enhancements of the software for
 all users. also the rewards programs on the forum for adding functionality
 that is being asked for.

  -Sean


  

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  Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2008 10:34:08 -0800
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  Since this is becoming more of a commercial project, do we have to worry
 about this becoming a pay software?
 
 
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[pfSense Support] commercial development services (was: Re: [pfSense Support] License)

2008-01-25 Thread Chris Buechler

Richard Sperry wrote:

So if I wanted OSSIM.net integration, what would I pay?  Give me and the group 
the sales pitch, please.
  


I'm far from a sales pitch kinda guy, but here's my best shot.  ;) 


There are really two ways to get a feature implemented for-pay.

First, as Scott mentioned, the bounty system. Put an offer out there on 
the forum and see if somebody will pick it up. Generally that's the 
lowest cost way, though these projects also tend to only be taken on if 
they're really easy, someone is interested in implementing that 
particular feature for other reasons and the bounty is just a bonus, or 
if others chip in as well. Though the bounty system needs some tweaking, 
we have had a number of people promise contributions recently and 
disappear when the work is finished.


Second option, and the only guaranteed way to get something implemented 
is to send me specifications for what you're looking for 
([EMAIL PROTECTED]), and I'll work with Scott and any other 
interested developers of the open source project as necessary to provide 
a fixed price quote for the desired functionality.
More info here: 
http://www.bsdperimeter.com/index.php?option=com_contenttask=viewid=8Itemid=25


Feel free to contact me (off or on list) if you would like to discuss 
further.


Chris


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Re: [pfSense Support] License

2008-01-24 Thread Scott Ullrich
On 1/24/08, Richard Sperry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Since this is becoming more of a commercial project, do we have to worry 
 about this becoming a pay software?

Absolutely not.  Never.  Over my dead body.  It will remain free forever.

Scott

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RE: [pfSense Support] License

2008-01-24 Thread Sean Cavanaugh
technically it already is. if you want elevated support, they charge for it. 
but out of that comes upgrades and feature enhancements of the software for all 
users. also the rewards programs on the forum for adding functionality that is 
being asked for.
 
-Sean



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Re: [pfSense Support] License

2008-01-24 Thread Wade Blackwell
You just made the Christmas cad list ;~)
Thanks Scott (and team). This product has come a long way.

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On Thu, 2008-01-24 at 13:53 -0500, Scott Ullrich wrote:
 On 1/24/08, Richard Sperry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Since this is becoming more of a commercial project, do we have to worry 
  about this becoming a pay software?
 
 Absolutely not.  Never.  Over my dead body.  It will remain free forever.
 
 Scott
 
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Re: [pfSense Support] License

2008-01-24 Thread Eugen Leitl
On Thu, Jan 24, 2008 at 01:47:52PM -0500, Sean Cavanaugh wrote:
 
technically it already is. if you want elevated support, they charge

The support is worth every penny, though (said as a paying customer).

for it. but out of that comes upgrades and feature enhancements of the
software for all users. also the rewards programs on the forum for
adding functionality that is being asked for.

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Re: [pfSense Support] License

2008-01-24 Thread Scott Ullrich
On 1/24/08, Eugen Leitl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 The support is worth every penny, though (said as a paying customer).

Thanks for the kind words!!

Scott

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RE: [pfSense Support] License

2008-01-24 Thread Richard Sperry
So if I wanted OSSIM.net integration, what would I pay?  Give me and the group 
the sales pitch, please.

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 The support is worth every penny, though (said as a paying customer).

Thanks for the kind words!!

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Re: [pfSense Support] License

2008-01-24 Thread Scott Ullrich
On 1/24/08, Richard Sperry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 So if I wanted OSSIM.net integration, what would I pay?  Give me and the 
 group the sales pitch, please.

Sorry, I am not sales person but I can suggest that you start a bounty
in the forum and pledge what you think it's worth.   Then others can
piggyback on top that would also like to see this added (as a
package).

Scott

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Re: [pfSense Support] License

2008-01-24 Thread Gary Buckmaster
Speaking on behalf of the company doing the commercial support, I can 
safely say that I don't ever see pfSense becoming a for-pay solution.  
Scott, Chris and the other developers have always been very committed to 
the open source software community.  The reason there is a commercial 
support option at all is because many companies require it in order to 
consider implementing a solution. 

The commercial development side of things is a way for people (or 
companies) who want to see a particular feature in pfSense and want to 
reward the developers for doing the work.  This benefits everyone since 
almost all of these development projects find their way into the pfSense 
system, and the developers are able to see a financial benefit for their 
time and effort spent. 

I hope this helps clarify fears that people might have about pfSense.  
In short, the intent is to give people more options, not less. 


-Gary

Sean Cavanaugh wrote:


technically it already is. if you want elevated support, they charge 
for it. but out of that comes upgrades and feature enhancements of the 
software for all users. also the rewards programs on the forum for 
adding functionality that is being asked for.
 
-Sean





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 Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2008 10:34:08 -0800
 Subject: [pfSense Support] License

 Since this is becoming more of a commercial project, do we have to 
worry about this becoming a pay software?



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Re: [pfSense Support] License

2008-01-24 Thread Chris Buechler

Scott Ullrich wrote:

On 1/24/08, Richard Sperry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  

Since this is becoming more of a commercial project, do we have to worry about 
this becoming a pay software?



Absolutely not.  Never.  Over my dead body.  It will remain free forever.
  


Absolutely. Under no circumstances will this project change to 
commercial software.


We're just providing a way for folks to support the project, receive the 
best quality support possible with fast response times, and hopefully 
eventually make it our primary source of income which will allow us to 
further improve the open source project.



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