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From: Chris King <chris@hascom.com.au>
Subject: IPQ kudos
Date: Thu, 31 Jul 2003 23:43:09 +0800
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If any of the IPQ library developers are listening I'd like to say thank 
you for this great functionality which has allowed me to easily develop 
a packet scheduler for wireless (or potentially any) networks.

If anyone wants to see how it's done, or at least how I did it, see 
Frottle at http://www.wafreenet.org/?page=frottle for open source.

Good work guys.

-ChrisK