Re: UML-stuff

From: Amon Ott <ao@rsbac.org>
Subject: Re: UML-stuff
Date: Fri, 16 Feb 2001 14:36:23 +0100

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On Fre, 16 Feb 2001 Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote:
> On Friday 16 February 2001 12:33, you wrote:
> > All RSBAC developers can get their own subdir on www.rsbac.org where they
> > can almost do what they want (as long as they do not use up too much
> > space).
> I'm curious; how many developers are working on RSBAC in some way? 
> I've figured that at least 3 are working on/around it (including me).

- From the kernel development work and the command line and menu admin tools
almost everything has been designed and coded by me.

- Stanislav's Russian group (see RSBAC for beginners and r-tools) is quite busy
with tools, and Stanislav has submitted several MAC patches, which lead to our
common MAC Light option and some other MAC rework.

- Simone has done some conceptual work, mostly as my master thesis supervisor,
but no coding. From time to time she checks what I have been doing.

- Morton Swimmer has worked with Simone and me on the Malware Scan design, but
has also not done any coding.

- You (Jörgen) are doing the UML port.

- All other people mentioned somewhere in the docs or this list had more or less
short appearances with ideas, small patch suggestions, bug reports or promotion.

> > There are also a high bandwidth and no traffic limit (or a very high one),
> > so if your patch gets downloaded once per second, we can easily cope with
> > that. :)
> >
> > Also, we have no limit on mail accounts, pop3 or forwarding. How about an
> > rsbac-uml@rsbac.org mail address?
> Sounds like a plan. That would also eliminate the UML-noice for those who 
> don't intend to use UML.

This was meant as a simple mail alias for you fro personal contact. Discussion
should still be on the main rsbac list.

> > The only problem is that you have to access your dir via MS-Frontpage
> > extensions. Maybe we could change the setup to ftp on selected
> > subdirs, I will check that. Interested?
> I can't handle MS-frontpage very efficiently since I hardly ever use windows.
> ftp would work just great for me.

Windows NT in VMWare works quite well for me. :)

Anyway, I will check the FTP solution.

Amon.
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