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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    Re: Hi everyone!
From:       Christian Hubinger <a9806056 () unet ! univie ! ac ! at>
Date:       2002-05-15 15:34:13
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On Wednesday 15 May 2002 16:08, Asaf wrote:
> Christian Hubinger wrote:
> >hi!
> >
> >i'm currently developing an iptables configuration tool called
> >"KMyFirewall" ( http://kmyfirewall.sourceforge.net ) . it's mainly a
> >(hopefully one day) complete GUI interface for the iptables command plus
> > some useful features (XML - like ruleset import/export, a wizard for
> > simple personal firewals).
> >the problem i have that it's becoming quiet hard for me to do all the
> > stuff alone as long as i try to get my studies finished somedays. So if
> > any one of you is interrested in this please let me know. i will be quiet
> > happy for any kind of help.
> >
> >greetings,
> >		chris
>
> I am willing to help, but be warn I am a completely beginner regarding
> to C/C++ QT and KDE. I have a lot of experience in Java and I am willing
> to expand my knowledge in C/C++.
> Cheers,
> Asaf

cool

don't worry i'm a beginner in programming - so your experience with java is 
far more than i have.
so what kind of work would you be interrested in?
there is nearly everything available from implementing missing parts in the 
core classes (IPTRule IPTChain) to writing the docs :-( 
so just let me know in which part you would like to become active.
to have a look at the sources check out the module "kmyfirewall" from the 
sourceforge cvs server, don't konw the addres but it's pretty good explained 
on the sourceforge hp.

thank you

greetings,
		chris

   



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