> > > I don't know the last one, ssyslog.
> > Last call: has ANYONE had contact with Lucio Torre from Buenos Aires,
or
> > been able to download and test his work?? If not, I suggest we drop his
> > work from the discussion, because there is just not enough information
> > available.
> I have been downloading and evaluating it in February 1998. At that point
> it seemed to me like a very promising work in progress (sorry, no insult
> intended) with good paperwork, but not yet satisfying implementation. The
> current location of the code is:
> http://www.core-sdi.com/english/slogging/ssyslog-dl.html
> But I haven't really checked it recently. Newest file is from July 15th,
> 1998. It is at the very minimum a good reference.
I have not seen or heard of ssyslog until now. However, to be certain that
an apparently worthwhile source is not discarded too early in the game, I
will champion ssyslog until such time that its author(s) appear or it is
decided that it does not provide any contribution to the effort. I am
downloading it as I write. I will also post a message on the Core-sdi
website in an effort to encourage some participation from them or at least a
warm body response.
Regards,
Darrell Ambro
