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[Savannah-hackers] Re: [CoreTeam][Bizplan] Deal. (was: Re: cost of Regi


From: David Sugar
Subject: [Savannah-hackers] Re: [CoreTeam][Bizplan] Deal. (was: Re: cost of Registration Statement)
Date: Wed, 23 Jan 2002 11:54:01 -0500
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There is a problem with having IDsec hosted on Savannah until IDsec demonstratably runs under Kaffe. I think this issue is a bit of a chicken and egg problem. Having IDsec released under the GPL and available on Savannah as it sits now means other people can start working on fixing issues like Kaffe. This helps Hans, who has no experiance with getting kaffe working, and helps the community make IDsec more usable. If this cannot be done, then I suggest we host a distribution of IDsec on dotgnu.org until it is at least kaffe capable.

Norbert Bollow wrote:

Question before me is I need a Free Software webservice frame for my
project mainly authentication service (yes i am looking for it and need
it in few months). Can DotGNU give that ?

It would certainly fit into the DotGNU framework, provided that
it's GPL'd and doesn't conflict with any GNU policy.

There are three "active proposals" which have code that could
maybe meet your needs:

- masc
- IDsec
- GlobalLogin

ISsec and GlobalLogin are unfortunately not publicly released
yet, even though the authors and copyright holders had the
intention to do this.

(I don't know the exact status and what the problem is with
regard to GlobalLogin.  With IDsec the problem seems to be
that the author was told that before he can put the code on
Savannah, he must first port it to run on Kaffe.)

( I am asking this from the view of a client, the project in which i joined recently is a possible client for DotGNU Inc. I dont have enough justifications to provide if I say DotGNU will help. Let us solve that first.)


Greetings, Norbert.






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