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Why? pfsense code quality isn't very good either, and if that's not where it defeats fortinet... then where?
by ryanlol 11y ago
Why? pfsense code quality isn't very good either, and if that's not where it defeats fortinet... then where?
- bcook 11y agoThe BSD tcp/ip stack is well respected. Maybe the most respected? What is your definition of "quality code"? (Without going in to a huge rant.)
- ryanlol 11y agoI was talking about code specific to the pfsense project, their PHP code looks like it was written in the 90s and has several greppable bugs.
- gonzo 11y agoa) I hope you're looking at 2.3. I agree than the PHP in previous versions was abhorrent. Going forward, the plan is to eliminate the PHP. b) if you're serious about greppable bugs, please open bug reports (redmine.pfsense.org) or, failing that, email me with a description. (jim-at-pfsense-dot-org)