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>>>>> "Blaisorblade" == Blaisorblade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Blaisorblade> Michael, could you start posting it here, instead that
Blaisorblade> to Jeff (maybe you did and I didn't notice, if it was
Blaisorblade> time ago, but now it's the moment to repost it).
I can repost it if you like.
Give me a day to find my patches again.
uml_netjig is a tool which does the following:
1) moves packets using "daemon" mode a la uml_switch.
2) has an expect-friendly command line interface
3) can create *multiple* switches and keep them seperate
4) can record all packets to a .pcap file
5) can play packets from a .pcap file at a given rate
(or under command line interface control)
6) can optionally answer ARP queries for imaginary nodes.
7) can talk to tuntap device(s) as uml_switch could.
My patches refactor uml_switch to get uml_netjig + uml_switch'
Blaisorblade> Felix, even if your newer code is not yet
Blaisorblade> "releasable", it can help anyway... even just
Blaisorblade> describing the changes you did and why... design ideas
Blaisorblade> are more important than code itself sometimes.
Please tell me what your code does...
Blaisorblade> Steve, merging at least the earlier of your patches
Blaisorblade> (they are splitup The Right Way(tm)) might be done
Blaisorblade> soon, without lots of discussions.
I have a lot of refactoring patches.
I am willing to spend the time getting consensus among people who
have done other things, and integrating their patches with mine.
See http://www.sandelman.ottawa.on.ca/SSW/freeswan/fsumltesting/
for an OLS paper on how uml_netjig was (and continues to be) used.
We invoke about 170 tests every night on the Openswan code base.
some use as many as 7 UMLs connected via uml_netjig to get the job
done.
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