Re: Self Introduction: Chris Rapier

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On 1/28/22 17:28, rapier wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I'm Chris Rapier and I'm in the process of following the directions for 
> the inclusion of a new package into Fedora. I'm the primary developer of 
> hpn-ssh, a series of patches against OpenSSH to provide additional 
> functionality and performance to OpenSSH. I've been maintaining and 
> extending this code for 15 to 18 years now. I've worked on a number of 
> projects include web100 (which led to the development of autotuning 
> receive buffers), web10g, the visible human project, testrig2.0, and so 
> forth. All of the work I do is provided to the public with minimal 
> license restrictions (usually BSD).
> 
> We've been able to do a lot to make OpenSSH faster and more flexible for 
> a number of different communities over the years. While we primarily 
> focused on the high performance networking community (hence the hpn part 
> of the name) we've seen users in most every domain - from home users to 
> major corporations and governments. What we've never had is a package or 
> a place to easily distribute that package to the redhat community. I'm 
> hoping someone can take a look the request I've submitted and be willing 
> to sponsor me. https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=2047943
> 
> I work at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center (part of Carnegie Mellon 
> University) as a research scientist and developer. hpn-ssh is one of the 
> first projects I took on solo. I've been fortunate enough to get support 
> for it over the years, most recently with a grant from the National 
> Science Foundation. I'm committed to maintaining this package for as 
> long as the community is interested in it (and then some).
> 
> Thanks for your time,
> 
> Chris Rapier

This is awesome!  That said, have you considered submitting as many patches
as possible upstream?  That way *all* OpenSSH users would benefit.  I know
they have rejected some of the changes (such as NULL ciphers) for security
reasons, but others might be accepted.

-- 
Sincerely,
Demi Marie Obenour (she/her/hers)

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