Looking for IPv6 syslog testers...

Hi all,

I hope this posting is appropriate. If not, I hope the wise list admin
will stop it.

The rsyslog project is looking for volunteer testers for the recently
added IPv6 capabilities.

The project aims at creating a new, reliable, fast and rock-solid
syslogd alternative. It is active for nearly three years now and already
has achieved many of its goals. It is GPL'd software and available on
many *nixes (Solaris is not yet fully supported, there is some work
underway to ensure it becomes a good Solaris citizen, too).

We have recently added IPv6 support to rsyslog. However, our IPv6
testing capabilities and expertise is limited. So I am looking for some
folks with good expertise and the right environment to check out what we
have done wrong ;)

I would be most interested in testing in a real-world IPv6 network (not
just a lab environment). As we all know, things are a bit different in
practice than in lab...

Further information on the rsyslog project can be found at

http://www.rsyslog.com

or as an alternative at its freshmeat homepage:

http://freshmeat.net/projects/rsyslog/

Anyone interested please contact me via mail off-list.

Many thanks,
Rainer