Things only appear to be quiet. In the backgroud, I've been madly working on TCP AO support, a new SYNACK payloads draft, getting design reviews etc.

And a thanks is in order to Dave McBride for being the only person (as far as I know) to actually test the epsilon1 release!

The plan, currently, is to move ahead with TCP AO support because the IETF draft isn't ready yet. The code is in libobstcp, but #ifdef'ed out.

So I'll be working on a smaller patch for 2.6.26 which just implements SYNACK payloads. The major blocking factor at the moment is getting the IETF to assign an options number.

The new draft and patch should be out Tuesday.