Miredo : Teredo IPv6 tunneling for Linux and BSD

Tasks

A list of possible tasks is maintained here. Other ideas and contributions are welcome.

Development mailing list

Enquiries regarding the project, bug reports, patches and discussions should take place on the project dedicated mailing list for developers, packagers and advanced users.

• To subscribe to the list, send an email with subscribe as subject to miredo dash devel dash request at remlab dot net
• To post to the list, send an email to miredo dash devel at remlab dot net
• To unsubscribe from the list, send an email with unsubscribe as subject to miredo dash devel dash request at remlab dot net
• The list has an online archive here.

Development trunk

Miredo source code is managed with the stupid content tracker (aka git) open-source version control software. You can obtain anonymous read access to the source code at :

http://git.remlab.net/git/miredo.git

Note, that use of the source code is subject to the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 2.

The development trunk is mainly meant for people who wants to contribute to the project, to perform beta-tests or to use bleeding-edge stuff. If that is not your case, you should rather use the release tarballs from the Download section, or better yet official packages from your operating system vendor.

Obtaining source code

If you want to check out the latest development version, run :

git clone http://git.remlab.net/git/miredo.git

Compiling development sources

Source code obtained from Subversion purposedly lacks automatically generated files that are present in the release source tarballs (e.g. autoconf & automake stuff). To generate these, you should run the included ./autogen.sh shell script.

Words of caution

Development versions are often buggy. Sometimes, they don’t even compile.

You can also find stable releases as git tags.