Records are listed in the order I got the info.
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amir

I'm a 31 years old ee engineer from Switzerland. I use the zebra daemon on all my routers in my networks at DataCore GmbH. I've written OSPFAPI, an API to access the Link State database of Zebra's OSPFD. Currently i'm redesigning SRRD and I'm helping Paul and Ralph, the developer of OSPFAPI, in moving OSPFAPI into zebra-pj and zebra-ag.
I'm operating https://zebra.datacore.ch and the Zebra Subversion repository https://svn.zebra.datacore.ch/read-only I'm currently tracking zebra as well as zebra-pj and zebra-ag in that repository, so those of you in need of a Subversion Zebra repository, feel free to use it!
The third Zebra source you find in the above repository, zebra-ag, is the branch I'm working on. It's nearly the same as Paul's zebra-pj, except that you can expect OSPFAPI changes and fixes to appear there first and in zebra-pj later.

liiwi pending info...
kris "...somewhere in between user and developer."
fuzzball I am Jean-Francois Laforest and am doing my masters at McGill University in software engineering. I have a strong interest in networking and routing software. I'm currently maintaining the Zebra information documentation. Got a VPN to poke? I'm the person to talk to if you run a VPN based on GRE/IPsec tunnels with some touch of Zebra to get things routed properly. I keep up with the zebra/zebra-pj/zebra-ag cvs and test it's performance/functionality on my test lan. I also run the IPv6 Peer.
ralph I am a research assistant at the Computer Engineering and Networks Laboratory of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, focusing on programmable router architectures for envisioned active networks. In the context of the Zebra project, I have implemented OSPF API, which allows external applications to access the link-state database (LSDB) of the OSPF daemon.