Fedora Legacy

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Production Legacy notes

Some initial notes for [wiki:Self:Extras/FedoraLegacy Fedora Legacy] :

Beginnings of scope definition - [3]
SethVidal post to fedora-test [4] .
David J. Bianco's post to Fedora-Legacy - [5]
Possibly legacy supported for every N releases (cf. [wiki:Self:Extras/EveryOtherRelease EveryOtherRelease] ).
Support popular Red Hat Linux releases, such as RHL 7.3 and RHL 9.
1-2-3-out support model. 1-2-3 will have Legacy Key signed and QA'd. "out" releases will still accept contributions for backports, but no longer Key signed, nor QA'd as heavily.
Separate Key to Fedora.
Identified components qualified for backporting efforts.
Assigned "Contacts" for each identified component to backport.
Individual contact's discretion as to when backporting for older release is discontinued.
Try to use as much of the existing fedora.us infrastructure as possible, QA/Testing/etc...
Make use of Red Hat's bugzilla, to allow security groups

Things to consider

[wiki:Self:PackageSubmissionQAPolicy Current Fedora Policy]
Whose hardware, hosted where, for our own build system
Access to [wiki:Self:Extras/VendorSec VendorSec] for inside information and quick patches.
Interaction with Linux Security Audit Project - [6] .

Mirror Sign Ups

"Ingo T. Storm" <ingo at auroralinux dot org> Germany - fast during daytime, limited at night
"Jesse Keating" <jkeating at j2solutions dot net> USA - full time
"Erik Williamson" <erik at cpsc.ucalgary dot ca> Canada - full time
"Jack Neely" <jjneely at pams dot ncsu dot edu> NC State University, USA
"Andreas Thienemann" <andreas at bawue dot net> .de
"Everyones Internet" <patms at ev1 dot net> EV1, Houston, TX, USA - full time

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