As always, the best way to forward a project that you want to see done
is to do the coding yourself and submit patches. The developers are
always ready and willing (not to mention grateful) for submissions from
the community. If that's not an option for you, I recommend starting a
bounty in the forums. Figure out exactly what you want done, how much
work it will involve, assign an appropriate dollar value to that work
and see if you get a developer's attention. The third route is to put
together a formal proposal and submit it to Chris Buechler at
BSDPerimeter. He'll come back with a quote and you can decide to go
that route. As I've said before, we've used both the second and third
option and the quality of the work from most of the developers has been
superlative.
Is there any way to get that speeded up? Is it a testing issue or
something else that is holding up this feature?
Regards,
Richard
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