_Project Sponsor_ Name: Red Hat Wiki Name: http://pki-svn.fedora.redhat.com/wiki/Main_Page Infrastructure Sponsor: Red Hat Owners/Contacts @ Red Hat: Thomas Kwan, Matt Harmsen, Steve Parkinson, Margaret Lum
_Project Info_ Project Name: Certificate System Target Audience: folks interested in Open Source PKI software Expiration Date (required): indefinite Description/Summary: This project is an enterprise-class Open Source Certificate System for Linux, supporting certificate management, key archival, OCSP support and smartcard life-cycle management. Project plan (Detailed) and Goals: Review documentation here: http://pki-svn.fedora.redhat.com/wiki/Documentation.
_Specific resources needed_: We require an svn.fedoraproject.org instance for the following repositories: idm/pki idm/fortitude
_Additional Info_ Please contact me further for enabling the ACLs on each repository. Initially, I would like these to be CLOSED to non-redhat.com domains, while we start importing code into the repository. Also, must I submit RFRs for code imports, or can I import these directly?
On Fri, 2007-05-25 at 10:44 -0700, Margaret Lum wrote:
Project Info Project Name: Certificate System Target Audience: folks interested in Open Source PKI software Expiration Date (required): indefinite Description/Summary: This project is an enterprise-class Open Source Certificate System for Linux, supporting certificate management, key archival, OCSP support and smartcard life-cycle management.
Since this is for code, wouldn't this make more sense as a hosted.fedoraproject.org project?
Jeff
Jeffrey C. Ollie wrote:
On Fri, 2007-05-25 at 10:44 -0700, Margaret Lum wrote:
Project Info Project Name: Certificate System Target Audience: folks interested in Open Source PKI software Expiration Date (required): indefinite Description/Summary: This project is an enterprise-class Open Source Certificate System for Linux, supporting certificate management, key archival, OCSP support and smartcard life-cycle management.
Since this is for code, wouldn't this make more sense as a hosted.fedoraproject.org project?
Possibly, even with hosted they'll need a place to actually host code (presently doesn't happen on hosted, but is synced).
-Mike
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