Have you tried contacting the current owner of the name, and requesting the project space be turned over?
--- Darren Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Although this realisation is probably long over due, it isn't getting > any easier managing all of the outstanding issues in ipfilter just by > using my mailbox > > So I'm thinking of different ways to proceed, one of which is to use > sourceforge as a home for the project. the only problem being the > most obvious name for the project is in use by someone/thing else > in what looks like the equivalent of DNS cyber squatting there. > > Does anyone have any contacts or know the "right way" to go about > asking for a project name to be changed or control of it given to > someone else? > > For those interested, I've been playing with sourceforge this year > with the user name of "darren_r". You'll find two projects from me > on there - httpproxy and ipfauth. Of course I'd like to add ipfilter > to that list. httpproxy is a well... you can guess :) ipfauth is > a more fleshed out version of the tool I posted here earlier in the > year and now supports port knocking. > > Cheers, > Darren > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
