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 Contact channels: Contact channels:
   * IRC: #freebsd-soc @ EFNET   * IRC: #freebsd-soc @ EFNET
-  * Mailing list: freebsd-hackers@ (for helping others, please put "GCIN" as a first word of the Subject)+  * Mailing list: [[freebsd-hackers@FreeBSD.org|freebsd-hackers@]] (for helping others, please put "GCIN" as a first word of the Subject)
  
 Stuff to read: Stuff to read:
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 | Difficulty | medium | | Difficulty | medium |
 | Time limit | 20 | | Time limit | 20 |
-| Mentor | theraven@freebsd.org |+| Mentor | <theraven@freebsd.org> |
 | Requirements | Add static lock order annotations to kernel locking primitives. | | Requirements | Add static lock order annotations to kernel locking primitives. |
  
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 | Difficulty | hard | | Difficulty | hard |
 | Time limit | 20 | | Time limit | 20 |
-| Mentor | theraven@freebsd.org |+| Mentor | <theraven@freebsd.org> |
 | Requirements | A Clang static analyser plugin checking correct usage of a kernel API. | | Requirements | A Clang static analyser plugin checking correct usage of a kernel API. |
  
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 | Difficulty | hard | | Difficulty | hard |
 | Time limit | 40 | | Time limit | 40 |
-| Mentor | theraven@freebsd.org rdivacky@%%FreeBSD%%.org |+| Mentor | <theraven@freebsd.org> <rdivacky@FreeBSD.org> |
 | Requirements | Benchmarks comparing libc++ to libstdc++ and a list of performance troublespots for libc++ | | Requirements | Benchmarks comparing libc++ to libstdc++ and a list of performance troublespots for libc++ |
  
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 | Difficulty | medium | | Difficulty | medium |
 | Time limit | 4-16 | | Time limit | 4-16 |
-| Mentor | bcr@%%FreeBSD%%.org |+| Mentor | <bcr@FreeBSD.org> |
 | Requirements | A new subsection in the ZFS chapter of the %%FreeBSD%% handbook explains how to set up a zfs mirror in textual form with some examples (i.e. using programlisting tags). It has to have correctly formatted XML according to our Documentation Primer. | | Requirements | A new subsection in the ZFS chapter of the %%FreeBSD%% handbook explains how to set up a zfs mirror in textual form with some examples (i.e. using programlisting tags). It has to have correctly formatted XML according to our Documentation Primer. |
  
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 | Difficulty | medium | | Difficulty | medium |
 | Time limit | 6-20 | | Time limit | 6-20 |
-| Mentor | bcr@%%FreeBSD%%.org |+| Mentor | <bcr@FreeBSD.org> |
 | Requirements | A new subsection in the ZFS chapter of the %%FreeBSD%% handbook explains what deduplication is and what the benefits are with some examples (i.e. using programlisting tags). It has to have correctly formatted XML according to our Documentation Primer. | | Requirements | A new subsection in the ZFS chapter of the %%FreeBSD%% handbook explains what deduplication is and what the benefits are with some examples (i.e. using programlisting tags). It has to have correctly formatted XML according to our Documentation Primer. |
  
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 | Difficulty | medium | | Difficulty | medium |
 | Time limit | 7-14 | | Time limit | 7-14 |
-| Mentor | bcr@freebsd.org eadler@freebsd.org |+| Mentor | <bcr@freebsd.org> <eadler@freebsd.org> |
 | Requirements | The X11 configuration section contains a subsection on how to configure X11 without HAL (with common items to both in a subsection before them) | | Requirements | The X11 configuration section contains a subsection on how to configure X11 without HAL (with common items to both in a subsection before them) |
  
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 | Difficulty | medium | | Difficulty | medium |
 | Time limit | 10-20 | | Time limit | 10-20 |
-| Mentor | rea@freebsd.org |+| Mentor | <rea@freebsd.org> |
 | Requirements | a new article containing instructions what clang/llvm is and how to use it in %%FreeBSD%% | | Requirements | a new article containing instructions what clang/llvm is and how to use it in %%FreeBSD%% |
  
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 | Difficulty | easy | | Difficulty | easy |
 | Time limit | 10-25 | | Time limit | 10-25 |
-| Mentor |+| Mentor | <remko@freebsd.org> |
  
 The objective of this task is to create a list of man pages that do not contain this string. The best way to do this is to create a script that can automatically search for that string in a set of files (man pages in this case) passed to it. Your mentor can help you with commands or advice on which programming language to use. But if you don't want to code, you can also do this task manually (or semi-manually), but this will take more time than writing and running a script to produce the list. The objective of this task is to create a list of man pages that do not contain this string. The best way to do this is to create a script that can automatically search for that string in a set of files (man pages in this case) passed to it. Your mentor can help you with commands or advice on which programming language to use. But if you don't want to code, you can also do this task manually (or semi-manually), but this will take more time than writing and running a script to produce the list.
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 | Difficulty | medium | | Difficulty | medium |
 | Time limit | 8-22 | | Time limit | 8-22 |
-| Mentor | bcr@%%FreeBSD%%.org |+| Mentor | <bcr@FreeBSD.org> |
 | Requirements | A new subsection in the ZFS chapter of the %%FreeBSD%% handbook explains what zfs compression is and what the benefits are with some examples (i.e. using programlisting tags). The subsection 21.2.2.2 ZFS RAID-Z does not contain anything about compression after this. The section has to have correctly formatted XML according to our Documentation Primer. | | Requirements | A new subsection in the ZFS chapter of the %%FreeBSD%% handbook explains what zfs compression is and what the benefits are with some examples (i.e. using programlisting tags). The subsection 21.2.2.2 ZFS RAID-Z does not contain anything about compression after this. The section has to have correctly formatted XML according to our Documentation Primer. |
  
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 | Difficulty | easy | | Difficulty | easy |
 | Time limit | 4-12 | | Time limit | 4-12 |
-| Mentor | rea@freebsd.org |+| Mentor | <rea@freebsd.org> |
 | Requirements | A new subsection in the ZFS chapter of the %%FreeBSD%% handbook explains what zfs snapshots are and what their benefits are with some examples (i.e. using programlisting tags). The subsection 21.2.2.2 ZFS RAID-Z does not contain anything about snapshots after this. The section has to have correctly formatted XML according to our Documentation Primer. | | Requirements | A new subsection in the ZFS chapter of the %%FreeBSD%% handbook explains what zfs snapshots are and what their benefits are with some examples (i.e. using programlisting tags). The subsection 21.2.2.2 ZFS RAID-Z does not contain anything about snapshots after this. The section has to have correctly formatted XML according to our Documentation Primer. |
  
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 | Difficulty | medium | | Difficulty | medium |
 | Time limit | 15-25 | | Time limit | 15-25 |
-| Mentor | ''%%ed@freebsd.org%%'' |+| Mentor | ''%%<<MailTo(ed AT freebsd DOT org)>>%%'' |
 | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% developers handbook has a new chapter about the details of the new TTY layer, as well as man pages for category 9. | | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% developers handbook has a new chapter about the details of the new TTY layer, as well as man pages for category 9. |
  
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 | Difficulty | easy, medium, hard | | Difficulty | easy, medium, hard |
 | Time limit | 4-8 | | Time limit | 4-8 |
-| Mentor | ''%%pgj@freebsd.org%%'' |+| Mentor | ''%%<<MailTo(pgj AT freebsd DOT org)>>%%'' |
 | Requirements | A new section in the filesystems chapter explains the TMPFS filesystem with an example | | Requirements | A new section in the filesystems chapter explains the TMPFS filesystem with an example |
  
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 | Difficulty | medium | | Difficulty | medium |
 | Time limit | 8-20 | | Time limit | 8-20 |
-| Mentor | adrian@freebsd.org, freebsd-wireless@freebsd.org |+| Mentor | <adrian@freebsd.org>, <freebsd-wireless@freebsd.org> |
 | Requirements | Basic knowledge of C; An ath(4) 802.11n NIC (non-USB); I can likely help you acquire one. | | Requirements | Basic knowledge of C; An ath(4) 802.11n NIC (non-USB); I can likely help you acquire one. |
  
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 | Difficulty | medium | | Difficulty | medium |
 | Time limit | 12-23 | | Time limit | 12-23 |
-| Mentor | ''%%uqs@freebsd.org%%'' |+| Mentor | ''%%<<MailTo(uqs AT freebsd DOT org)>>%%'' |
 | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% developers handbook will have a new chapter giving information on the use of Mercurial for %%FreeBSD%% daily work as a developer. | | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% developers handbook will have a new chapter giving information on the use of Mercurial for %%FreeBSD%% daily work as a developer. |
  
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 | Difficulty | medium | | Difficulty | medium |
 | Time limit | 12-23 | | Time limit | 12-23 |
-| Mentor | uqs@freebsd.org |+| Mentor | <uqs@freebsd.org> |
 | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% developers handbook will have a new chapter giving information on the use of GIT for %%FreeBSD%% daily work as a developer. | | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% developers handbook will have a new chapter giving information on the use of GIT for %%FreeBSD%% daily work as a developer. |
  
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 | Difficulty | hard | | Difficulty | hard |
 | Time limit | 10-25 | | Time limit | 10-25 |
-| Mentor | rea@freebsd.org |+| Mentor | <rea@freebsd.org> |
 | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% handbook will have an updated chapter on using CUPS to manage printers connected via USB or the network to a %%FreeBSD%% system. | | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% handbook will have an updated chapter on using CUPS to manage printers connected via USB or the network to a %%FreeBSD%% system. |
  
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 | Difficulty | hard | | Difficulty | hard |
 | Time limit | 15-25 | | Time limit | 15-25 |
-| Mentor | rea@freebsd.org |+| Mentor | <rea@freebsd.org> |
 | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% handbook will have each chapter in it's index when rendered to Postscript/PDF output. | | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% handbook will have each chapter in it's index when rendered to Postscript/PDF output. |
  
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 | Difficulty | medium | | Difficulty | medium |
 | Time limit | 10-15 | | Time limit | 10-15 |
-| Mentor | ed@freebsd.org |+| Mentor | <ed@freebsd.org> |
 | Requirements | A page similar to Jens Schweikhardt's from 2001 | | Requirements | A page similar to Jens Schweikhardt's from 2001 |
  
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 | Difficulty | medium | | Difficulty | medium |
 | Time limit | 20-30 | | Time limit | 20-30 |
-| Mentor | ed@freebsd.org |+| Mentor | <ed@freebsd.org> |
 | Requirements | A page similar to Jens Schweikhardt's from 2001 | | Requirements | A page similar to Jens Schweikhardt's from 2001 |
  
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 | Difficulty | easy | | Difficulty | easy |
 | Time limit | 10-12 | | Time limit | 10-12 |
-| Mentor | gavin@%%FreeBSD%%.org |+| Mentor | <gavin@FreeBSD.org> |
 | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% developers handbook chapter on debugging modules contains the new information from the wiki page. | | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% developers handbook chapter on debugging modules contains the new information from the wiki page. |
  
 ==== Description of task ==== ==== Description of task ====
  
-%%FreeBSD%%'s developers handbook has a section describing the steps needed to debug kernel modules: http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/developers-handbook/kerneldebug-kld.html+%%FreeBSD%%'s developers handbook has a section describing the steps needed to debug kernel modules: ''%%freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/developers-handbook/kerneldebug-kld.html%%''
 However, the information contained in that section are somewhat outdated. Newer instructions are available in the following wiki page: [[/DebuggingModules|DebuggingModules]] However, the information contained in that section are somewhat outdated. Newer instructions are available in the following wiki page: [[/DebuggingModules|DebuggingModules]]
 The purpose of this task is to take the information from the wiki page and update the developers handbook chapter accordingly. The final page needs to conform to %%FreeBSD%%'s documentation formatting and style guidelines described in the %%FreeBSD%% documentation primer: http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/fdp-primer/ The purpose of this task is to take the information from the wiki page and update the developers handbook chapter accordingly. The final page needs to conform to %%FreeBSD%%'s documentation formatting and style guidelines described in the %%FreeBSD%% documentation primer: http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/fdp-primer/
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 | Difficulty | easy | | Difficulty | easy |
 | Time limit | 12-17 | | Time limit | 12-17 |
-| Mentor | gavin@%%FreeBSD%%.org |+| Mentor | <gavin@FreeBSD.org> |
 | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% developers handbook will have a new section describing the use of MIIBus for devices attached to the network. | | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% developers handbook will have a new section describing the use of MIIBus for devices attached to the network. |
  
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 | Difficulty | easy | | Difficulty | easy |
 | Time limit | 5-12 | | Time limit | 5-12 |
-| Mentor | rea@freebsd.org |+| Mentor | <rea@freebsd.org> |
 | Requirements | The FAQ contains a new entry on how to solve common USB problems like when mass storage devices are not detected. The entry needs to be formatted correctly according to our %%FreeBSD%% style and doc source code standards. | | Requirements | The FAQ contains a new entry on how to solve common USB problems like when mass storage devices are not detected. The entry needs to be formatted correctly according to our %%FreeBSD%% style and doc source code standards. |
  
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 | Difficulty | medium | | Difficulty | medium |
 | Time limit | 12-20 | | Time limit | 12-20 |
-| Mentor | gavin@freebsd.org |+| Mentor | <gavin@freebsd.org> |
 | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% developers handbook has a new chapter giving some hints on what is important when benchmarking the system and how to do it properly. | | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% developers handbook has a new chapter giving some hints on what is important when benchmarking the system and how to do it properly. |
  
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 | Difficulty | medium | | Difficulty | medium |
 | Time limit | 10-40 | | Time limit | 10-40 |
-| Mentor | cs@freebsd.org |+| Mentor | <cs@freebsd.org> |
 | Requirements | The descriptions of ports/packages in at least one category are spell and grammar checked and consistently aligned. | | Requirements | The descriptions of ports/packages in at least one category are spell and grammar checked and consistently aligned. |
  
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 | Difficulty | medium | | Difficulty | medium |
 | Time limit | 20-30 | | Time limit | 20-30 |
-| Mentor | rpaulo@freebsd.org |+| Mentor | <rpaulo@freebsd.org> |
 | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% developer's handbook has a chapter giving some information on DTrace, but it's incomplete. | | Requirements | The %%FreeBSD%% developer's handbook has a chapter giving some information on DTrace, but it's incomplete. |
  
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 | Difficulty | medium | | Difficulty | medium |
 | Time limit | 20-30 | | Time limit | 20-30 |
-| Mentor | beat@freebsd.org, bcr@%%FreeBSD%%.org |+| Mentor | <beat@freebsd.org>, <bcr@FreeBSD.org> |
 | Requirements | Merge the Ports Subversion Primer from the wiki to the Subversion Primer in the the %%FreeBSD%% developers handbook. | | Requirements | Merge the Ports Subversion Primer from the wiki to the Subversion Primer in the the %%FreeBSD%% developers handbook. |
  
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 But NIS servers are less and less available at some sites while But NIS servers are less and less available at some sites while
-[[/ActiveDirectory|ActiveDirectory]] has massively popularized LDAP. The availability of %%OpenLDAP%% +%%ActiveDirectory%% has massively popularized LDAP. The availability of %%OpenLDAP%% 
-(for unix and OS/X) means a Unix/BSD only method of centralized+(for Unix and OS/X) means a Unix/BSD only method of centralized
 administration is possible but a BSD licensed set of nss and pam modules are administration is possible but a BSD licensed set of nss and pam modules are
 needed to fully integrate this into BSD. %%OpenBSD%%'s ypldapd login_ldap (and needed to fully integrate this into BSD. %%OpenBSD%%'s ypldapd login_ldap (and
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 | Difficulty | easu | | Difficulty | easu |
 | Time limit | 20 | | Time limit | 20 |
-| Mentor | ''%%eadler@FreeBSD.org%%'' |+| Mentor | ''%%<<MailTo(eadler AT FreeBSD DOT org)>>%%'' |
 | Requirements | a tool similar to patchcheck for Linux | | Requirements | a tool similar to patchcheck for Linux |
  
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 | Time | 16 | | Time | 16 |
 | Mentor | FREEBSDMENTOR | | Mentor | FREEBSDMENTOR |
-| Requirement (task outcome) | Slick high quality PDFs and [[/HandBook|HandBook]] |+| Requirement (task outcome) | Slick high quality PDFs and Handbook |
 | Description | Hook PDF creation targets into build process. | | Description | Hook PDF creation targets into build process. |
 | Contributor's name | ANONYMOUS | | Contributor's name | ANONYMOUS |
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 | Mentor | FREEBSDMENTOR | | Mentor | FREEBSDMENTOR |
 | Requirements | a tool that will emulate an ISP providing home IPv6 service | | Requirements | a tool that will emulate an ISP providing home IPv6 service |
-| Idea contributor bc979@lafn.org |+| Idea contributor <bc979@lafn.org> |
 | Description | of a task | | Description | of a task |
  
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 | Mentor | FREEBSDMENTOR | | Mentor | FREEBSDMENTOR |
 | A | tool that will identify files that should be included in CVS but are not | | A | tool that will identify files that should be included in CVS but are not |
-| Idea contributor bc979@lafn.org |+| Idea contributor <bc979@lafn.org> |
 | Description | of a task | | Description | of a task |
  
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   * lot of testing.   * lot of testing.
  
-Contributor's name: Volodymyr Kostyrko %%<%%c.kworr@gmail.com>+Contributor's name: Volodymyr Kostyrko <<[[/MailTo|MailTo]](%%<%%c.kworr AT gmail DOT com>
  
 ---- ----
  
-===== Update/Import new IPFilter =====+%%=%%=)>>  Update/Import new IPFilter ==
  
 | Category | Code | | Category | Code |
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 Time*: 16 Time*: 16
  
-Mentor*: bcr@freebsd.org +Mentor*: <<[[/MailTo|MailTo]](bcr AT freebsd DOT org 
 +)>>
 Requirement (task outcome)*: Usable ZFS chapter in %%FreeBSD%% Handbook about Requirement (task outcome)*: Usable ZFS chapter in %%FreeBSD%% Handbook about
 ZFS pool import/export ZFS pool import/export
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 Mentor*: FREEBSDMENTOR Mentor*: FREEBSDMENTOR
  
-Requirement (task outcome)*: Help with Bionic portiing efforts+Requirement (task outcome)*: Help with Bionic porting efforts
  
 Description*: Experienced C programmer familiar with standard C library Description*: Experienced C programmer familiar with standard C library
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 Description*: Create a %%FreeBSD%% port or MUSL-%%LibC%% for %%FreeBSD%% Description*: Create a %%FreeBSD%% port or MUSL-%%LibC%% for %%FreeBSD%%
  
-(see [[http://www.musl-libc.org]])+see ''%%musl-libc.org%%''
  
 Creating a port will make musl-libc more easily available for testing and Creating a port will make musl-libc more easily available for testing and
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 to transmit/receive data. to transmit/receive data.
  
-While this is wholly a novelty item, imple,emting something at this level+While this is wholly a novelty item, implementing something at this level
 that uses QRCode as the transmission medium. that uses QRCode as the transmission medium.
  
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 Mentor*: FREEBSDMENTOR Mentor*: FREEBSDMENTOR
  
-Requirement (task outcome)*: Iphone/Adnroid app that pushes relevant info on+Requirement (task outcome)*: Iphone/Android app that pushes relevant info on
 %%FreeBSD%% %%FreeBSD%%
  
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 be fetched stored/mirrored at illumos/freebsd/joyent and other ZFS be fetched stored/mirrored at illumos/freebsd/joyent and other ZFS
 implementors. With sun's demise or passing on to a glorious after life we implementors. With sun's demise or passing on to a glorious after life we
-(e.g. Illumos, %%SmartOS%%, %%ZFSonLinux%%, [[/NeXenta|NeXenta]], %%FreeBSD%%) are all "the vendors"+(e.g. Illumos, %%SmartOS%%, %%ZFSonLinux%%, %%NeXenta%%, %%FreeBSD%%) are all "the vendors"
 now and we should clean up and maintain these error messages. This would now and we should clean up and maintain these error messages. This would
 allow the %%FreeBSD%% proejct to strengthen its collaboration with other ZFS allow the %%FreeBSD%% proejct to strengthen its collaboration with other ZFS
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 Basic firewall / nat/pat working principles. Basic firewall / nat/pat working principles.
  
-Contributor's name: Eugene Grosbein %%<%%eugen@eg.sd.rdtc.ru>+Contributor's name: [[eugen@eg.sd.rdtc.ru|Eugene Grosbein]]
  
 ---- ----
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-===== Title: Port CIFS server and client from opensolaris =====+===== Title: Port CIFS server and client from !OpenSolaris =====
  
 Category*: Code Category*: Code
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 Mentor*: FREEBSDMENTOR Mentor*: FREEBSDMENTOR
  
-Requirement (task outcome)*: Port CIFS server and client from opensolaris+Requirement (task outcome)*: Port CIFS server and client from %%OpenSolaris%%
  
 Description*: Samba is nice. Samba is not nice. It sort of depends on the Description*: Samba is nice. Samba is not nice. It sort of depends on the
-day. Plus Samba is and complicated to set up compared to [[/OpenSolaris|OpenSolaris]]  (and+day. Plus Samba is and complicated to set up compared to %%OpenSolaris%%  (and
 it's GPLv3) it's GPLv3)
  
 the code for CIFS server and client could go int src/cddl (haha!) or just be the code for CIFS server and client could go int src/cddl (haha!) or just be
 made into a port. Better integration with ZFS and vendor support from our made into a port. Better integration with ZFS and vendor support from our
-friends at Illumos, Joyent, [[/OpenIndiana|OpenIndiana]] and Oracle.+friends at Illumos, Joyent, %%OpenIndiana%% and Oracle.
  
 It's nice to have choices It's nice to have choices
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 each container, according to priority. each container, according to priority.
  
-Contributor's name: alberto.esposito@webscientist.us+Contributor's name: <<[[/MailTo|MailTo]](alberto.esposito AT webscientist DOT us
  
 ---- ----
  
-===== Title: WiFox Protocol for FreeBSD 802.11 Stack =====+%%=%%=)>> Title: [[/WiFox|WiFox]] Protocol for %%FreeBSD%% 802.11 Stack ==
  
 Category*: Code, Documentation/Training Category*: Code, Documentation/Training
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 %%FreeBSD%% wireless support is very stable and secure to use in production %%FreeBSD%% wireless support is very stable and secure to use in production
 sites. In a way to improve performance and stability, a new research point a sites. In a way to improve performance and stability, a new research point a
-very large gain with this new protocol. [[/WiFox|WiFox]] - Reference: +very large gain with this new protocol: 
-http://news.ncsu.edu/releases/wms-gupta-wifi+[[http://news.ncsu.edu/releases/wms-gupta-wifi|WiFox Reference]]
 The task is implement this protocol and document his usage. Important: The task is implement this protocol and document his usage. Important:
 Develop in sync to %%FreeBSD%% 10 and downgrade the code to %%FreeBSD%% 9 and Develop in sync to %%FreeBSD%% 10 and downgrade the code to %%FreeBSD%% 9 and
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 | Difficulty | easy, medium, hard | | Difficulty | easy, medium, hard |
 | Time limit | number of **participant's** hours/days for this task | | Time limit | number of **participant's** hours/days for this task |
-| Mentor | ''%%email@freebsd.org%%'' |+| Mentor | ''%%<<MailTo(email AT freebsd DOT org)>>%%'' |
 | Requirements | What do we expect to be there to grade this task as 'completed' | | Requirements | What do we expect to be there to grade this task as 'completed' |
 | Idea contributor | IF YOUR IDEA, EMAIL wkoszek (at) %%FreeBSD%%.org | | Idea contributor | IF YOUR IDEA, EMAIL wkoszek (at) %%FreeBSD%%.org |
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 over the duration of the Google Code-In. This should give you a feeling of what kind over the duration of the Google Code-In. This should give you a feeling of what kind
 of tasks we must have here. of tasks we must have here.
 +
 +----
 +
 +{{tag>Historical}}
  
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