Re: [gentoo-hardened] rsbac subproject

[Joshua Brindle]

The point of documentation being available elsewhere isn't relavent, by 
supporting something in hardened we also commit to providing 
documentation to our users on our webpages in the gentoo format that 
they are use to.

Without documentation available on gentoo's pages there is no sense in 
'officially' supporting it since anyone can write up some quick ebuilds 
(or get them from bugs.g.o or forums.g.o). Official support of something 
  means more than anything that it's documented by us specifically for 
Gentoo's implementation.

Joshua Brindle

Michal Purzynski wrote:

> On 27 Apr 2004 17:15:42 -0400
> Ned Ludd <solar@g.o> wrote:
>
>
>>You should also be willing to take all bugs associated with this in
>>addition to getting some sort of documentation online for hardened
>>gentoo users. If you willing to fully support it then I have no
>>objections. If no objections from any hardened member then I feel zhware
>>should open a bug on your behalf for you to become a developer so you
>>can begin supporting this properly at gentoo.
>
>
> About documentation - there are already many docsuments about RSBAC and new are to come (RSABC author Amon Ott is writting book)
> For now i would recomend "RSBAC for begginers" at http://linux.ru.net/~inger/RSBAC-DOC.html
> Also don't forget about me ;) (albeiro on #gentoo-hardened) as well as #adamantix and #rsbac irc channels (irc.freenode.net) - there are many peoples willing to help with rsbac. But for gentoo releated things please talk to me.
> I am going to write quickstart especialy for hardened project in about a week. More specific documentation will come also.
>
>
>>Note to other people wishing to start new sub projects. This is a good
>>example of how said project should be proposed.
>>
>>
>>>Albeiro
>>
>>--
>>Ned Ludd <solar@g.o>
>>Gentoo Linux Developer
>>
>
>
> Albeiro


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