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  • From: Nate Klingenstein <>
  • To: Tom Scavo <>
  • Cc: Shibboleth Development <>
  • Subject: Re: Wiki Revamp
  • Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2005 23:01:14 +0000

Thanks for taking the time to respond thoroughly. This is very useful.

- Where's the FAQ?

Living dinosaur(s) on the Shibboleth main site, I'm afraid. Trying to figure out just how to do this has plagued us for years, and I guess flu season's not that far away, so we can have another go at it. I'd like to see this raised in a broader discussion asking precisely that question, and then we can make something good that lives somewhere good and hopefully be done with it for awhile. Bear in mind with this and the glossary we want some information to be thoroughly vetted and authoritative. I'm not fully familiar with the Wiki environment to know how well that can be done, but if change moderation is easy this may be a good place.

- I'm really glad to see topic ShibbolethDevelopment (which is long
overdue). How to set up a dev environment should go here (Howard has
a ton of good stuff). Also, a page on each of the major extension
points might be useful (name mapping, resolver, protocol, etc.).

Agreed, this information will live one layer down, but this is great grist.

- What about Installation > Requirements?

Covered thoroughly in the deployment guides.

- Bibliography (standards, specifications, etc.)

I'm not sure whether the Bibliography should be part of the main Shibboleth pages or the Wiki. I'd lean Wiki, but it's fragmented throughout the former presently. I might bump the eAuth information down a layer and replace that with a bibliography.

- FeatureRequests (or WishList)

This can live beneath the RoadMap.

- Deployment > Profiles

I've got this listed under ShibbolethDevelopment. Where do you think it should live?

What about Testing, Troubleshooting, and Hardening (i.e.,
SecurityConsiderations)?

Considered aspects of ProductionDeployment.




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