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[07:03:59] hi [07:04:15] hi [07:04:18] [not entirely here] [07:04:19] hi [07:04:44] I'm uploading RH binaries right now. [07:04:58] Any other exciting news? [07:05:17] i'm eating bacon [07:05:28] sorry we all failed to get the announce queue [07:05:29] --- Marc Dionne has become available [07:05:42] I just updated a filserver to 1.4.14.1... [07:06:00] I meant news regarding 1.6... [07:06:09] it goes well with bacon? [07:06:26] Derrick: no problem. I was just wondering. [07:06:58] After all, it was a weekend. I just didn't want to waste another day waiting. [07:07:58] Let's look at the "agenda".. [07:08:33] I just checked RT, and there's at least nothing public new for 1.6.3. [07:08:58] And I take it noone else here found a problem with it yet. [07:09:15] not that I've heard [07:09:48] all quiet, yeah [07:10:27] Any new success reports? [07:11:23] Alas, my extra time was consumed with the aforementioned fileserver upgrade. Need to get a replacement for the ancient solaris dbserver before I feel comfortable moving to 1.6. [07:11:34] I'm still running pre2 on my servers. No new issues. [07:12:11] Ben: I understand. Jeff: thanks. [07:12:57] I'm still running pre3 on EL5/6 and F18 clients and an EL5 DAFS fileserver. No issues either. [07:13:10] I wonder how Ken's test cell is doing... [07:13:43] The test cell I have planned isn't up yet :-( [07:14:03] Next topic: binaries [07:14:33] Stephen build for Fedora and RHEL5/6. Seems complete, but I'll have to check. [07:14:45] Derrick, any chance to get an OS X installer? [07:15:22] --- meffie has become available [07:16:21] SL6 test packages were announced yesterday. Not much feedback from there either. [07:18:22] 1.6.3, the bacon release? [07:19:00] OpenAFS 1.6.3 "Bacon" has been released ... ? [07:19:46] I'm about to build those openafs-repository packages (for everything since 1.6.2). [07:20:11] Any objections to renaming those to openafs-release ? It seems to be kind of a standard now. [07:21:09] i dont know. [07:21:56] --- Marc Dionne has left [07:21:59] no OSX installer yet. i have my face down in other OSX installer issues at the moment [07:22:14] --- Marc Dionne has become available [07:22:19] call the repo rpm whatever you wish [07:22:54] Finally, there was a discussion on oss-security lately about signing open source releases, which made me feel a bit awkward. [07:23:32] how so? we sign the tags and the built rpms, right? [07:23:51] well. we used to sign them, with my crappy 512 bit PGP key. i stopped doing so. the git tags i sign. the RPMs are signed by the builder host. [07:24:30] you can generate your own tarball from the signed tag if you wish; you need a path of trust to me to verify. perhaps the nascent openafs foundation will provide a vehicle to having a "role" sign releases [07:25:29] Right. That covers the source and the RPMs (once the -repository ones are back, and we should probably make just the public keys available as well). [07:25:44] I'm not sure about the OS X installer. [07:26:08] I don't know where the key for the SuSE RPMS lives. [07:26:38] And the Solairs and Freebsd tarballs were not signed at all. [07:27:05] the OSX installer is not signed. the issues there are slightly different. [07:29:09] Could we store public keys in git, make them part of the source release, and create signatures for everything not covered so far? [07:31:40] i'd think git would not be the correct place for public keys. [07:31:47] do you want the identity for them to be the person that builds them (and they change over time), or some generic "solaris build" identity or something [07:32:28] I don't really care. [07:32:42] well, if they're in git, and the git tag is signed, you've already got a kind of trust relationship [07:32:50] The idea is that what's in the source tarball is trusted. [07:33:07] Right. [07:33:39] you want to start doing this for 1.6.3? [07:34:00] I wouldn't want to delay 1.6.3 for it. [07:34:11] But if we'd manage, why not. [07:34:56] Mostly, this is a quiet time, thus a good time to bring it up. [07:36:55] Who thinks it's unnecessary, or wrong, or a waste of time? [07:37:47] I don't know if anyone will actually check it for solaris, but I don't mind doing it [07:38:24] submit them in... src/packaging/keys/ maybe? or do you have a more "visible" place in mind? [07:38:43] I think that's the right place. [07:39:58] I wouldn't even mandate a specific mechanism. [07:40:54] Let's try. Whatever we can accomplish won't hurt. [07:41:51] so, I presume you'll send something to release-team asking any binary builders to submit a key, unless someone objects [07:42:13] or rather, bringing this up on the list is probably better, since the builders not in here are there [07:42:20] Stephan Wiesand: maybe you could put some ideas on the wiki.openafs.org on what you think the process will be? [07:43:15] Let's see whether there are reactions to the minutes. [07:43:48] And yes, the wiki is probably a good place to outline ideas. [07:44:10] (time allowing...) [07:44:39] Next topic: The release after 1.6.3. [07:45:08] well wait, can you remind us of 1.6.3 schedule/timeline? [07:45:37] Well, you decided it would be two weeks after the announcement of the final prerelease. [07:46:03] (tagging) [07:46:51] That's June 17th I believe. [07:46:53] okay, so we're still on track for... the 14th [07:46:57] oh, or 17th? [07:47:08] I thought pre3 was tagged on the 31st [07:47:20] oh, the _announcement_, okay [07:47:44] okay, sorry, on track for the 17th, carry on :) [07:48:09] So, must-haves for 1.6.3+n? [07:48:24] I'm thinking about those that could be controversial. [07:48:51] I for one really want fs flushall :-) [07:51:21] there are the FlushCPS changes, which are behavior-change-y [07:52:39] enabling nat ping on client hosts via the callback channel is a behavior change [07:53:02] it would be easier to think about these after we can clear out the queue of the less-controversial changes :) [07:53:20] But then we'll be busy. [07:53:53] But maybe it was not a brilliant idea to discuss those now. [07:54:16] I can go through and categorize them, if you have a desired way of marking them one way or the other [07:56:09] (I mean, not now, but sometime) [07:56:48] i assume 1.6.4 will be mostly bug fixes, but some small enhancements as well? [07:57:20] Thanks. Please skip everything reasonably simple or clearly non-controversial. I was really thinking about stuff like GUACB, or someone considering fs flushall a feature that doesn't belong into 1.6.x at all. [07:57:40] --- Marc Dionne has left [07:57:55] but do you have anything in mind that you would like for them to be marked as controversial or not? [07:57:57] I think a few enhancements and new features are good. [07:58:40] Andrew: Just add a comment. [07:59:18] hmm, can't search for those in gerrit, but I could just construct a list locally of the to-discuss ones, I guess [08:00:01] maybe "star" them? [08:02:28] I thought that others couldn't search by that, but according to the documentation they can [08:02:30] so yeah, that can work [08:02:58] --- Marc Dionne has become available [08:03:16] Whatever :-) [08:04:29] The idea was really just to make use of these two weeks we're waiting for feedback we won't get. [08:05:28] --- Marc Dionne has left [08:05:39] If it doesn't work out, well. [08:05:58] (ah, yes: starredby:) [08:06:05] Is there anything else anyone would like to discuss? [08:07:06] Thanks for joining then. [08:07:14] Bye. [08:07:18] --- Stephan Wiesand has left [08:07:50] bye! [08:07:57] bye. [08:08:02] --- meffie has left [08:41:40] --- Marc Dionne has become available [08:54:50] --- stephan.wiesand has become available [08:55:05] --- stephan.wiesand has left [10:49:04] --- Marc Dionne has left [15:43:09] --- deason has left