[Auth]fifth meeting of the dotGNU Authorization Working Group

[John]

The fourth meeting was cancelled. The logs for the fifth meeting of the 
dotGNU Authorization Working Group (dog-auth-wag, from the Savannah 
abbreviation: dg-auth-wg) are now available at:

http://users.ids.net/~nightspd/freport/dotgnu-auth/2002-08-03.txt

All standing members were present with the exception of antifa; mds 
arrived after the official close of the meeting and lectured to 
remaining members. Webservice were not discussed due in part to antifas 
absence. Freport did a progress update. alias proposed an integration 
strategy between the auth group's work and the VRS project. mds 
presented an updated diagram. ducttape chaired the meeting.

fitzix nodded a lot.

The next meeting is set for Sunday 11 August, 1:30 PM EST, -5 UCT. on 
IRC, in the #dotgnu-auth channel at OPN. Anyone who is interested in 
DotGNU authentication, authorization and profiles is welcome. If the 
time doesn't work for someone, pipe up and we'll figure something out. 
Next week's agenda will cover the topics:
1) webmail application target list (presentation antifa)
Antifa will present a list of currently available webmail webservices 
under GPL, which will benefit from incorporating DotGNU auth technology.
2) report on ROI study (mds, fitzix)
mds will explain any resources he and fitzix will need for ROI 
investigation.
3) Network topology discussion (all)
There are differences between the network topologies of the two 
remaining DotGNU auth projects. These must be congealed for there to be 
any hope of integrating. Discussion of the second revision of the 
address@hidden diagram will be featured.
4) discussion of a FAQ and maintenance thereof (planning, for 
non-participants)
5) Savannah signup (fitzix)
voice vote to grant access to dg-auth-wg savannah CVS.

All are welcome to attend the next meeting -

Time:  Sunday 11 August, 1:30 PM EST, -5 UCT
IRC Server:  irc.openprojects.net
IRC Channel: #dotgnu-auth
URI:         irc://irc.openprojects.net/dotgnu-auth

Anyone who is interested in DotGNU authentication, authorization and
profiles is welcome. If the time doesn't work for someone; announce
here, and we'll attempt to be accommodating.

That's all she wrote, GNUs and GNUses.

John Le'Brecage
absolutely not-the-secretary of dog auth wag
should we elect/appoint one?