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On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 22:40:12 -0700 (MST), James Yonan <jim@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: [snip] > As far as OpenVPN getting a "bad rap", I think that the most the project > can do is provide reasonable documentation. If the documentation is there > and people choose not to spend the time necesary to understand it, there's > not much the project can do. If you consider the man page, the web site, > all the articles that have been written, and the list archives, you have a > significant body of knowledge, written from different perspectives, > assuming different skill-sets and experience levels, and of course all > indexed by the major search engines. The resources are there if people > choose to use them. > > Incidentally, I think this project does better than most when you > consider the amount of serious networking talent on this list who > generously provide answers. I only hope that this small group of > prolific, talented contributors will not burn out as others have in the > past. I agree with you on these points I'm selfish in that I think OpenVPN is one of the best OS projects out there and want it to continue to flurish. I'd hate to see it wither under the weight of it's own popularity. -- Leonard Isham, CISSP Ostendo non ostento. |