Sorry for the double post, but I didnot get my posts except when you replied!!<br><br>I understand your point about the network layout public availability. But this would fall under "security through obscurity" wouldn't it ;)
<br><br>About, the scarce workforce, I have tried to join many projects, but got lost! For instance, my last attempt was at helping with the firewall re-write. I contacted Luke, who was very responsive and helpful, albeit a bit busy. Me not knowing anything about the servers, the network layout, or even the requirements for the firewall, I just couldn't do anything to help :(
<br><br>Well, perhaps, I should be tackling some priority 2 problems (to be simpler & of lower urgency), such as the "aliases" issue. I have no problem following this task if someone would tell me what needs to be done. Ideally, I would click on the project name, to get a detailed page saying:
<br>1- Login to x.xx.xx.xx using some auth account<br>2- Query the ldap server at yy.yy.yy.yy<br>3- Write a script to verify all aliases against /etc/mail/aliases<br><br>Unfortunately, such a page doesnot yet exist. Any pointers to how I can go ahead ?
<br><br>Best Regards<br><br>On 10/7/06, Mike McGrath <<a href="mailto:mmcgrath@fedoraproject.org">mmcgrath@fedoraproject.org</a>> wrote:<br>> On 10/7/06, Mike McGrath <<a href="mailto:mmcgrath@fedoraproject.org">
mmcgrath@fedoraproject.org</a>> wrote:<br>> > We got them both, it sometimes takes people a while to respond.<br>> ><br>> > <a href="https://www.redhat.com/mailman/private/fedora-infrastructure-list/2006-October/thread.html">
https://www.redhat.com/mailman/private/fedora-infrastructure-list/2006-October/thread.html</a><br>> ><br>> > -Mike<br>> ><br>> <br>> Some context around this one would probably be nice, Ahmed was having
<br>> some troubles with the infrastructure list, he wanted to make sure his<br>> emails were getting to the list :D<br>> <br>> Regarding the content of your email, the network diagram could be<br>> useful to those working on the whole network but for the most part we
<br>> keep it more semi-private, at least not totally public. Longer term<br>> project would certainly be a great way for people to get involved but<br>> it seems no one ever signs up to do whats on the schedule except for
<br>> our regulars. And even then rarely is help offered. A lot of the<br>> projects listed on the schedule have been there for many months<br>> because work force is so scarce :( So if there's something on there
<br>> anyone wants to work on make sure to take it or let the project<br>> manager know.<br>> <br>> -Mike<br>> <br>