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Kurt Lieber wrote: |
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> We really, really need help with #2. If you feel you can help with that, |
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> we'd certainly appreciate it. The best way to help with #2 is to hang out |
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> on #gentoo-security on freenode and get a feeling for what our current |
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> process flows are. Then, if someone can translate that into a set of |
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> documentation that we can publish on the site, we'd be in fat city. |
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OK, GuideXSL won't be a problem. However, being Europe-based and |
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accessing during work time most of the time, there is not much activity |
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on gentoo-security for me to feel the process correctly ;) If nobody |
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else steps up to do that job I can try, but for now we should wait and |
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see if your call gets answered by anyone else more ... time-compatible. |
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>>Kurt : the first step in building an official team for this would be to |
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>>have an official Gentoo "project" devoted to security (I didn't found |
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>>one on the project page, should be in metastructure or qa ?) so that we |
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>>can all know who the leads are, what profiles and docs are needed etc. |
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> http://security.gentoo.org/ |
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> I'm not sure why it doesn't show up on the metastructure page, but I'll |
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> check with Paul about that. |
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Thanks for pointing that URL ;) |
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-K |
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