s4story -- This is a fantastic opportunity for us to engage with talented students and contributors tothe growth and development of OpenAFS.

We are excited to welcome aspiring developers to our community and work
alongside them on exciting projects. This program allows us to:

* Introduce new contributors to OpenAFS: We can bring in fresh talent and
expand our community.

* Advance OpenAFS development: Students will work on meaningful projects that
benefit the entire OpenAFS ecosystem.

* Mentor and guide future open-source developers: We can share our expertise
and contribute to the growth of the open-source community.

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This year's selected projects are:

Adding cell creation support to afsio

Contributor: Junsouh Hong

Assigned SNA mentors: Michael Meffie, Marcio Barbosa, Kailas Zadbuke

Proposal - Bastien Desert "Enhance fs to examine path components"

Contributor: LaLoutre

Assigned SNA mentors: Mvitale, Cheyenne Wills

Enhance fs to examine path components

Contributor: Minca Maria-Alexandra

Assigned SNA mentors: Michael Meffie, Mvitale, Kailas Zadbuke

* General information about OpenAFS and GSoC can be found here:
https://www.openafs.org/gsoc.html

We are looking forward to a successful GSoC 2026 and are eager to see the
innovative contributions that students will bring to OpenAFS.

With over 25 years' experience our SNA OpenAFS teams continuing support is the premier class, gold standard our customers love.
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