RE: Adding to the LDAP ACM to a WG charter
"Ryan Moats" <[email protected]>
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On Fri, 16 Nov 2001 16:46:18 -0800, "Paul Leach" <[email protected]> wrote : > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Richard V Huber [mailto:[email protected]] > > > > Since LDAPEXT is shutting down, the ACM work needs a new > > home. Since most of the members of LDAPEXT are also part of > > LDUP, and since the ACM work is needed for LDUP, LDUP seems > > like the right place to do it. > > > > Access control is a complicated topic. I think it needs the > > benefit of the technical review a WG will provide. > > The last paragraph at most argues for _some_ WG, but not necessarily > this one. This begs the question "does LDUP need an ACM?" Now I think so, because I see that without an ACM, most of the useful (to me) LDUP topic are gutted. I should think that folks who are saying that LDUP should not take on ACM should be providing at least some thought on what LDUP can accomplish without it. > As Kurt has noted, the previous paragraph says that the same gang who > couldn't get an ACM done in LDAPEXT are just as likely to not get it > done in LDUP, and in the meantime, the focus on replication is vitiated. Ok, as a thought experiment, let's posit a new "ldapacm" wg. Why wouldn't this group have the same players? Why wouldn't it have the same problems? I would think creating a new wg would just create more overhead and further slow LDUP because it would need to wait for this other WG. Ryan