[pkg-apparmor] Meeting at DebConf

[Christian Boltz]

Hello,

@Holger: You offered to explain the Debian-specific parts in/after my 
talk (which probably means dh_apparmor and bug usertags).
Does this offer still stand? Do you need any slides? (If yes, I can 
include them in my slides to avoid switching laptops.)

Am Mittwoch, 12. August 2015 schrieb intrigeri:
> Felix Geyer wrote (12 Aug 2015 15:36:48 GMT) :
> > Maybe we can discuss this next week at Debconf?
> 
> Count me in. IIRC Christian (who's giving a talk [1]) has been trying
> to gather availability and organize a meeting on the AppArmor
> mailing-list. If there was a conclusion, I probably missed it.

We didn't decide on the meeting time yet ;-)

> Perhaps we can start with meeting after his talk, so that we recognize
> each other, and then we'll see?

Good idea - I assume you will all be there. IMHO we can do a (more or 
less short) meeting directly after the talk, and continue it after 
dinner or on the next day if needed.

The biggest thing to discuss is a cross-distro profile repo. I'd propose 
to implement it in two steps to get the ball rolling:
a) a place that collects all profiles from a distro so that looking 
   them up is easier than "check 20 packages" (that should be quite easy 
   and fast to implement)
b) merge and share those profiles across distributions (might need a bit 
   more work, thinking and testing)

Another interesting thing would be a systemd unit to load all profiles. 
(openSUSE currently uses a wrapper around the old initscript - that 
works well, but probably isn't the long-term solution we want ;-)

Is there anything else we should discuss? Please mention it now or in 
the meeting ;-)


I'll arrive in Heidelberg on thursday morning and leave on friday 
evening. My plan is to attend the "reproducable builds" talk and 
roundtable on thursday morning, so maybe we already meet there ;-)


Regards,

Christian Boltz
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