Speaking to the second option, I can't recommend it enough. We have
availed ourselves of the development services of a number of pfSense
developers over the course of the past year or so (perhaps you've seen
the CVS commits) and we can't speak highly enough as to their
professionalism and the quality of their work.
-Gary
Chris Buechler wrote:
Richard Sperry wrote:
So if I wanted OSSIM.net integration, what would I pay? Give me and
the group the sales pitch, please.
I'm far from a sales pitch kinda guy, but here's my best shot. ;)
There are really two ways to get a feature implemented for-pay.
First, as Scott mentioned, the bounty system. Put an offer out there
on the forum and see if somebody will pick it up. Generally that's the
lowest cost way, though these projects also tend to only be taken on
if they're really easy, someone is interested in implementing that
particular feature for other reasons and the bounty is just a bonus,
or if others chip in as well. Though the bounty system needs some
tweaking, we have had a number of people promise contributions
recently and disappear when the work is finished.
Second option, and the only guaranteed way to get something
implemented is to send me specifications for what you're looking for
([EMAIL PROTECTED]), and I'll work with Scott and any other
interested developers of the open source project as necessary to
provide a fixed price quote for the desired functionality.
More info here:
http://www.bsdperimeter.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=8&Itemid=25
Feel free to contact me (off or on list) if you would like to discuss
further.
Chris
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