[pubcookie-dev] Re: proposed items for pubcookie 3.3.0
Nathan Dors
dors at cac.washington.edu
Tue Oct 18 13:59:29 PDT 2005
I've made an initial pass thru the documentation, probably good
enough for a beta release.
We're feeling a bit of pressure here to release some of the 3.3
improvements (most notably the mods related to pre-session cookie
handling). So what's the status of some of the other in-progress
items below? Jon, Bradley...?
Meanwhile I'm going to look at those inheritance issues in the
filter.
-Nathan
On Wed, 12 Oct 2005, Nathan Dors wrote:
> Here's a quick update on what I think we should try to accomplish with the
> 3.3.0 release. This first batch of items are in progress:
>
> - SSL cert authentication for ldap verifier (Jon)
> - pbc_time_t, a better fix for 64-bit systems (Jon?)
> - make login cgi iterate thru pubcookie_l cookies (UWisc)
> - new eventlog source names for filter instances (UWash)
> - use of LDAP_API_VERSION instead of LDAP_VENDOR_VERSION (Jon?)
> - solve filter root site protection inheritance problems
> - proper documentation for ldap_uri as list of failover uris
> - document new features and changes
>
> These items have already been checked into cvs, but may need further testing,
> documenting, etc.:
>
> - AES encryption support
> - wildcard subdomain key support to login cgi and module
> - Klas Lindfors' patch for extending krb5 ticket lifetime
> - removed pre-session cookie handling for POST login method
> - login cgi support for PUBCOOKIE_LOGIN_CONFIG_FILE variable
> - changed minimum LDAP_VENDOR_VERSION for Sun LDAP libs
> - minor login cgi fixes: error handling, cookie clearing
> - initial fixes for 64-bit systems (time_t to int)
> - removed remnants of Enterprise_Domain from MMC extension
> - other minor changes and fixes I don't have handy
>
> This seems like a good place to draw the line and get this stuff released. We
> can take up the issue of what's next separately.
>
> Agreed? Any other items or comments?
>
> -Nathan
>
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