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From: Alfred Perlstein <alfred@freebsd.org>
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Hello all,

I'm looking for someone who can implement the NFS locking daemon,
both client and server.

The resulting code will be contributed back to the project.

Opportunity is ~3-6 month contract.  Remote is OK.

You should have:

) Prior positive experience working with me. (Alfred)
) Prior positive experiences contracting on kernel work, specifically
VFS or NFS or CIFS.
) Some prior experience with RPC, or at least a working knowledge of it.
) A good understanding of the various component that form the NFS suite
or networking locking daemon in general.
) Prior experience that would indicate you will be successful
in this project.
) Able to create meaningful milestones and deliver those milestones.

Assume that references will be required, I will of course make
exceptions for those I know to be excellent candidates for this
opportunity.

Serious inquiries only.

Only candidates that fulfill the above requisites will be considered.

-- 
- Alfred Perlstein