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Daniel Drake wrote: |
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> Construction of a dynamic website for tracking kernel security issues. |
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> There are too many of them and too many kernels to do this through the |
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> normal GLSA process, and currently users are kept in the dark about |
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> fixed security issues. |
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Who put's up the "fixed security issues"? |
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> Tim had started developing a site for this ("KISS") but it was never |
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> finished and had the large downside that it relies upon an operator |
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> duplicating lots of information from bugzilla and the ebuild tree into |
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> KISS. |
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> Such a system would be able to automatically pull a large proportion of |
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> the required information relatively easily. It would offer functionality |
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> to allow users to sign up for security announcements and fixes for their |
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> kernel(s) of choice, as well as feeding the same info into a mailing |
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> list for all kernels. |
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If you can put it thru repoman (or some other script) it can be automated. |
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