On Thu, 2 Jun 2005, R P Herrold wrote:
This guy may be a mirror candiate, and also seems to be willing to spend some money as a donation equivalent to license fees.
How shall we solicit him?
we need a db / web i/f for the devs to post errata
this has been discussed previously.
It will impose standards and at the same time update web page and email .
Just need a volunteer to code it :)
Regards Lance
- R
---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2005 01:47:08 +0200 From: "Ronald Dolfsma, MP2" ronald@mp2.nl To: security@centos.org Subject: a centos SECURITY] Security Errata Pages
LS,
I noticed that the Security Errata pages haven't been updates since 2005/2/3 although they were read very well i think. Is there a chance that they will be posted again on a regular basis, for example when errata are available? That looks more professional i think. Also, the errata part of the main page is not utilised yet. I am convinced that in today's, security driven community of semi-professional or professional linux admins, such things are necessary. Even if the updates are available, without the proper marketing nobody will know that you put so much effort in reacting promptly to available updates that are repackaged and released for CentOS.
Great product by the way; wil definitely donate if we keep using CentOS instead of RHEL. Someone's gotta pay the bills :-)
Regards,
Ronald Dolfsma
MP2 Webhosting http://www.mp2.nl
On Thu, 2005-06-02 at 19:04 +0100, Lance Davis wrote:
On Thu, 2 Jun 2005, R P Herrold wrote:
This guy may be a mirror candiate, and also seems to be willing to spend some money as a donation equivalent to license fees.
How shall we solicit him?
we need a db / web i/f for the devs to post errata
this has been discussed previously.
It will impose standards and at the same time update web page and email .
Just need a volunteer to code it :)
Check out the Fedora Bounties page on the fedoraproject wiki.
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FedoraBounties
Note the first item. I've been encouraging the results there to look like something CentOS can use, too.
-sv
Lance Davis wrote:
On Thu, 2 Jun 2005, R P Herrold wrote:
This guy may be a mirror candiate, and also seems to be willing to spend some money as a donation equivalent to license fees.
How shall we solicit him?
we need a db / web i/f for the devs to post errata
this has been discussed previously.
It will impose standards and at the same time update web page and email .
Just need a volunteer to code it :)
I am willing to work on this.
John.
Regards Lance
- R
---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2005 01:47:08 +0200 From: "Ronald Dolfsma, MP2" ronald@mp2.nl To: security@centos.org Subject: a centos SECURITY] Security Errata Pages
LS,
I noticed that the Security Errata pages haven't been updates since 2005/2/3 although they were read very well i think. Is there a chance that they will be posted again on a regular basis, for example when errata are available? That looks more professional i think. Also, the errata part of the main page is not utilised yet. I am convinced that in today's, security driven community of semi-professional or professional linux admins, such things are necessary. Even if the updates are available, without the proper marketing nobody will know that you put so much effort in reacting promptly to available updates that are repackaged and released for CentOS.
Great product by the way; wil definitely donate if we keep using CentOS instead of RHEL. Someone's gotta pay the bills :-)
Regards,
Ronald Dolfsma
MP2 Webhosting http://www.mp2.nl
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