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2005-08-30, Adam Warrington
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    +Final Steps
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    +<p>Just want to give everybody an update on my status with things winding down. I see not many people have
    +been posting. I assume that is because everyone is scrambling to finish before the 1st. Anyways, UPnP NAT Traversal has been
    +working for quite some time now. It's been submitted to CVS, and tested successfully on a good number of routers.
    +At that point it was time to port my code to use all the nice Gaim functions. Things like the glib string functions and the
    +connection code. I started building NAT traversal as a standalone app to make testing easier. Let me just say that
    +testing in Gaim has been a pain, requiring everyone to have my compiled version of Gaim and knowing how to run
    +it from the command line with debugging on. So the initial testing as a standalone app was a huge success, and is
    +where I found the majority of the problems. Now I have just recently finished porting all my code to use the safer and
    +friendlier functions, and am ready to commit that to CVS. A couple of bug fixes were found, and fixed, including a bug with PPP
    +type connections. I hope to hear more success stories as I browse these blogs in the next couple days. Good Luck Everyone.
    +</p>
    +
    +<p>-Adam Warrington</p>
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