1. BIND 10 Packaging & Distribution
Menlo Park,
Jeremy Reed

2. Goals Minimize dependencies for build and run-time requirements
Dependencies have compatible licensing (with same goals)
Take advantage of other's work such as using external logging library and bundling some external C++ code into our source tree
tarballs using standard autoconf/automake: ./configure && make && make install
Frequent releases (snapshot releases currently around every 6 to 8 weeks).

3. Dependencies C++ compiler, make, pkg-config boost headers
botan crypto library
log4cplus logging library
ASIO (but we include in our source tree)
SQLite3
Python 3.1 or 3.2
python sqlite3 module

4. Packaging Need package maintainers
FreeBSD ports, gentoo portage, NetBSD pkgsrc, RPM, Debian dpkg, etc.
Default resolver option, auth server option, DHCP service, etc.
Start up script (rc.d / init.d)
Possible bare system with minimum functionality without python requirement (such as NetBSD core OS) then add python to add features.
Configuration files

5. Tests check (make check) target for unit tests / regression tests
pytest
googletest is build-only dependency if desired to run c++ tests
lettuce is only needed if running behavior / functional tests
plan to extend the functional / protocol test suite to be server agnostic

6. Build / Test Farm CentOS 5 Linux x86_64 GCC MacOS X 10.6 x86_64 Clang
Debian 5 Linux i686 GCC
Debian (sid) Linux x86_64 GCC
FreeBSD 8 amd64 GCC
FreeBSD 8 i386 GCC
FreeBSD 8 i386 Clang
MacOS X 10.6 x86_64 Clang
MacOS X 10.6 x86_64 GCC
NetBSD 5 i386
NetBSD 5 amd64
Solaris 10 Sparc GCC
Solaris 10 Sparc Sunstudio