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	Andrew Tridgell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Andrew "Tridge" Tridgell (born February 28, 1967) is an Australian computer programmer best known as the creator of and contributor to the Samba file server, and co-inventor of the rsync algorithm.
		Tridgell completed a science degree with majors in applied mathematics and physics at the University of Sydney in 1988, before moving to Canberra to complete an Honours degree at the Australian National University, in which he received first class honours in theoretical physics.
		Tridgell was considered to have furthered an important goal of the free software movement since the founding of GNU, analyzing ways for free software to interact with widespread proprietary systems to allow people to more easily move away from those systems.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Andrew_Tridgell (937 words)

	GRIDtoday: Samba Creator Andrew Tridgell Joins OSDL
		Tridgell joins Linux creator Linus Torvalds as an OSDL Fellow, positions created by the lab to allow strategic developers to focus exclusively on their development and coding contributions to the open source community.
		Tridgell is currently working on the next major release of Samba, version 4, that has five goals: protocol completeness, extreme testability, non-POSIX backends, fully asynchronous internals and flexible process models.
		Tridgell comes to OSDL after working in research and engineering roles at IBM, VA Software, Linuxcare, Quantum, and is a visiting fellow at Australian National University.
	www.gridtoday.com /05/0124/104526.html (318 words)

	LinuxWorld \| Interview: Andrew Tridgell, the heart beat of Samba
		Andrew Tridgell: We are at the 2nd release candidate at the moment, which means the final release is close, but the exact date depends on user feedback and the resolution of the last few release critical bugs.
		Andrew Tridgell: I'm attached to the Network Attached Storage group in Almaden, which in turn is part of an effort to create a new SAN [Storage Area Network] filesystem called Storage Tank.
		Andrew Tridgell: In my case I have managed to end up in a job where my core project is enhancing an open source project, so there really isn't a problem with that at all.
	www.linuxworld.com.au /index.php?id=1394904592 (2530 words)

	Interview: Taking Samba beyond POSIX
		Tridgell: The Storage Tank filesystem (see Resources for a link) is the one that I'm looking at in particular, which is a SAN-based filesystem.
		Tridgell: As a sort of subtitle to the Samba project, we've hoped that eventually Samba will go away because it won't be needed.
		Andrew spoke at the Samba eXPerience conference in Gottingen, Germany, April 14 and 15, 2003.
	www-106.ibm.com /developerworks/linux/library/l-ivat (2558 words)

	2000 Linux Symposium: the rsync algorithm
		Prior to joining Linuxcare, Andrew held a full-time position as a researcher and lecturer in the Department of Computer Science at Australian National University in Canberra.
		In addition to Samba, Andrew is recognized for his work on rsync, a fast file transfer program; Jitterbug, a Web-based bug tracking system; Nightcap, a learning chess program; and AP/Linux, a Linux port to the AP1000+ multicomputer.
		Andrew is also one of the privileged few to have witnessed the famous incident where Linus Torvalds was bitten by a penguin.
	www.linuxsymposium.org /2000/rsync.php (209 words)

	Virtual Interview with Jeremy Allison and Andrew Tridgell
		Andrew Tridgell and Jeremy Allison together have written the majority of the code in Samba, the popular SMB (Windows Networking) file server for UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems.
		Andrew, the creator of Samba, is currently a Ph.D. student at the Australian National University.
		Andrew had implemented Samba just by sniffing the wire, because he's incredibly clever, where I can't do that sort of thing without a specification.
	www.linuxjournal.com /node/2900/print (2496 words)

	OSDL - Enterprise Award Given to Andrew Tridgell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Tridgell was honored for his work on Samba, a widely deployed SMB file and print server for UNIX and UNIX-like systems.
		Tridgell started Samba on his own time to meet a need for file serving on his desktop system.
		Tridgell is currently a senior engineer at the SnapServer division of Quantum, where he is responsible for the further development of Samba.
	osdl.org /newsroom/press_releases/2002/2002_01_30_new_york.html?... (691 words)

	After open-source controversy, Torvalds turns to 'git'
		In February, Tridgell wrote a tool that could work with source code stored in BitKeeper, but after several months of negotiations, BitMover decided to revoke the Linux developers' right to use the current BitKeeper software for free.
		Because Tridgell's client could only be used to access BitKeeper data and did not replace the entire system, Torvalds now finds himself looking for a new source code management system, he said.
		Tridgell himself declined to comment on the matter, except to confirm, via e-mail, that he wrote a tool that interoperated with BitKeeper and to assert that he "developed the tool in a completely ethical and legal manner."
	www.computerworld.com /printthis/2005/0,4814,101207,00.html (980 words)

	ITworld.com - Samba creator takes stand in Microsoft case (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Andrew Tridgell, creator of the Samba server software used by free and open-source software developers alike, made an important contribution to the European Commission’s defense of its 2004 Microsoft Corp. antitrust ruling at the Court of First Instance this week.
		Speaking slowly and loudly with his soft Australian accent, Tridgell’s testimony was compelling not only because it seemed to so effectively refute Microsoft’s arguments, but also because of the way he characterized the world of software development and Microsoft’s role in it.
		Tridgell’s reply did more to illustrate the problem posed by Microsoft to the rest of the software industry than all the legal and technical explanations offered by the European Commission and its allies during the entire week-long hearing.
	www.itworld.com /Man/2699/060428samba (1056 words)

	Samba creator awarded OSDL fellowship
		Tridgell is currently working on version 4 of Samba, the goals of which are protocol completeness, extreme testability, non-POSIX backends, fully asynchronous internals, and flexible process models.
		Tridgell said, "Samba4 is reaching an important milestone as a complete re-write of the old Samba code with the ambitious goal to be able to become an Active Directory Domain Controller.
		Tridgell has previously worked in research and engineering roles at IBM, VA Software, Linuxcare, and Quantum, and is a visiting fellow at Australian National University.
	www.linuxdevices.com /news/NS8792601152.html (493 words)

	Torvalds knifes Tridgell \| The Register
		Tridgell, we've learned, was attempting to gain knowledge of the Bitkeeper protocols on the wire, so he could allow the Linux kernel developers to retrieve their source code metadata from the dark dungeons of Larry McVoy's back garden (ie, Bitkeeper).
		Tridgell "screwed people over", claims Torvalds, portraying him as a hooligan who had no purpose other than willful destruction.
		Firstly, Tridgell legitimately wanted to get at data valuable to the Linux kernel developers: this motive cannot be described as selfish.
	www.theregister.co.uk /2005/04/14/torvalds_attacks_tridgell (1118 words)

	Linux Today - Open Source Developer Andrew Tridgell Named Senior Researcher at Linuxcare, Inc.
		Tridgell is the original author and current team leader for the Samba software package, which provides a complete replacement for the networking services included in Windows NT, OS/2 Warp, Sun NFS, or Novell NetWare servers.
		Tridgell will also remain a visiting fellow at Australian National University and will retain his links to the academic community, particularly in the area of high-performance computing.
		Prior to joining Linuxcare, Andrew Tridgell held a full-time appointment as a researcher and lecturer in the Department of Computer Science at Australian National University in Canberra.
	features.linuxtoday.com /developer/1999051401005PR (1060 words)

	Andrew Tridgell Finally Breaks Silence on Bout with Torvalds \| tuxmachines.org
		For the past month, the biggest topic of discussion in the tight-knit Linux world has been a major fallout between Linus Torvalds, who created the popular OS, and Andrew Tridgell, the Australian developer of Samba, a well-regarded and widely-used tool for getting Linux and Windows systems to interoperate.
		The dispute centres on Mr Tridgell's work to develop a free software client for BitMover's BitKeeper, a commercial software package that Mr Torvalds has used since 2002 to track changes and patches to the Linux kernel.
		Mr Tridgell used his keynote speech at the conference to make his first public comment on the dispute.
	www.tuxmachines.org /node/717 (538 words)

	LinuxElectrons - Andrew Tridgell Completes OSDL Fellowship
		BEAVERTON, Ore. – The Open Source Development Labs (OSDL) has said that Samba creator Andrew Tridgell has finished his work on Samba 4 at the Labs and will return to his position at IBM.
		Tridgell leaves OSDL after a one-year fellowship that began in January 2005.
		Samba is used by millions of people around the world and is a critical component of Linux in the enterprise, allowing Windows® clients to access a server's filespace and printers via the SMB (Server Message Block) CIFS (Common Internet File System) protocols.
	www.linuxelectrons.com /article.php/20060202214925894 (286 words)

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	Tridgell gets AUUG special achievement award - smh.com.au
		Andrew Tridgell was won the Special Achievement AWard for his work on Samba, the seamless file and print service for SMB/CIFS (Windows) clients at the Australian UNIX and Open Systems User Group's inaugural Australian Open Source Awards.
		Others who were nominated for the award were Luke Mewburn (for work on the core NetBSD team), Darren Reed (for work on ipfilter) and Andrew Cagney (for work on gdb).
		The Application Award, presented for open source work that is focused on solving a particular problem or is for use by end users rather than system builders, went to Matthew Chapman for work on rdesktop.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2002/09/06/1031115931961.html (343 words)

	Andrew Tridgell - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
		Andrew "Tridge" Tridgell (28 de febrero de 1967 -) es un programador australiano, residente en Canberra.
		Nació en Sydney, Andrew es el autor inicial del servidor de ficheros Samba (en el que sigue colaborando), y co-inventor del algoritmo rsync.
		Es conocido por sus análisis de protocolos propietarios y algoritmos, para hacer implementaciones libres compatibles con estos.
	es.wikipedia.org /wiki/Andrew_Tridgell (117 words)

	Alan Hargreaves' Weblog : Weblog
		Andrew Tridgell wandered over to our stand at LinuxWorld on Tuesday to ask about DTrace and look at some problems that he was having.
		We uploaded the source to one of his performance tests, built it and started to have a look.
		Andrew's program sets a write lock on each byte in a file up to the argument.
	blogs.sun.com /tpenta/entry/dtracing_a_problem_from_andrew (662 words)

	Andrew Tridgell Wins FSF 2005 Award :: OSDir.com :: Open Source, Linux News & Software (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Tridgell was recognized for his work as originator and developer of the Samba project.
		Samba reverse-engineered Microsoft's version of the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol, which is used for file-sharing and print services.
		OSDir is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
	osdir.com /Article8214.phtml (124 words)

	gildot \| Artigos \| Andrew Tridgell talks about taking Samba beyond PO
		Andrew Tridgell talks about taking Samba beyond PO gildot
		Anonimo Cobarde escreve "The Australian hacker has been working on pushing Samba beyond the POSIX world and figuring out what work needs to be done to get Samba to support new filesystems such as XFS, ext3, and Storage Tank.
		The answer is nothing less than a complete rewrite of Samba's smbd code, which has become his latest pet project.
	www.gildot.org /articles/03/04/17/2214204.shtml (87 words)

	Lawyers ride shotgun for open source \| Tech News on ZDNet
		OSDL in January hired Samba creator Andrew Tridgell--the second person to attain OSDL fellow status after Linux creator Linus Torvalds.
		A consortium representative said the same $10 million legal defense fund that will be used to defend Torvalds from legal attack will extend to Tridgell as well.
		Free Software Foundation founder Richard Stallman is working to update the General Public License (GPL) that governs Linux and hundreds of other open-source projects.
	news.zdnet.com /2100-3513_22-5557962.html (890 words)

	Amazon.com: "Andrew Tridgell": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		It was developed by Andrew Tridgell and its specs were released on the web for anyone to use.
		His host for the Canberra leg of the trip was fellow hacker Andrew Tridgell.
		Samba is a free program developed by a team led by Andrew Tridgell, and can be used to emulate a Windows machine on a network.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Andrew-Tridgell (519 words)

	LWN: Interview: Andrew Tridgell, the heart beat of Samba (LinuxWorld.com.au)
		Interview: Andrew Tridgell, the heart beat of Samba (LinuxWorld.com.au)
		As you know, Samba version 3 is only now nearing its final release, but while that is an important release its scope is much narrower than what we are aiming for in Samba4.
		Samba 4 sounds utterly fantastic in its ambitions and quality, and Linus debugging a dead server over an NFS protocol bug on an early linux system..
	lwn.net /Articles/47379 (259 words)

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