New Code Home

[duncan.m...@gmail.com]

In the interest of openness and availability, the repository for the
CoyMon code base has been moved to a hosted google code project here:
http://code.google.com/p/coymon/

As you will see upon visiting that page, the summary/tag-line for
CoyMon has changed :-) This has been in the back of my mind for a
while, but I won't bother you with boring details now. Suffice it to
say that the CoyMon monitoring framework will focus first on the
coymon.netflow management component. At somepoint in the future,
though, we can expect to see it's sister project pymon
(http://pymon.sourceforge.net/) get a management component as well,
with CoyMon providing the front-end glue and managment interface.

The repository at the coymon google code page is empty for now, but
look for that to change in the coming nights and weekends :-)

More soon,

d