Shibboleth Developers

[Chad La Joie <>]

None that I know of.

At least currently, from what I've been told, the machine center that
houses the new servers does not support IPv6.

On 2/15/11 10:16 AM, Michael J. Wheeler wrote:
> Have there been any requests to make the new website IPv6 capable? 
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> Michael J. Wheeler
> Assistant Director, Systems and Networking
> Pittsburg State University
> Phone:  620-235-4610
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> Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2011 9:01:08 AM
> Subject: [Shib-Dev] State of the Infrastructure
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> As most people probably know by now, we're in the process of moving our
> project infrastructure (wiki, svn, etc.) to new servers.  I wanted to
> give an update on this work.
> 
> Executive Summary
> We're moving developer-related resources now and plan to be finished at
> the end of March.  Deployer-related resources will move later, probably
> late Spring.
> 
> Main Website
> The main website remains at Internet2.  Once the Shibboleth
> consortium/foundation work is further along it will be creating a new
> website that will be hosted at www.shibboleth.net.
> 
> Download Server
> The main download server remains at Internet2.  This will move to the
> new infrastructure a bit before the new website goes live.  We're also
> establishing mirrors of this server.
> 
> Mailing Lists
> The current mailing lists remain active and continue to be the spot to
> post questions and have discussions about new features.  These lists
> will be migrated to the new infrastructure about the same time as the
> new website comes online.
> 
> Wiki
> The current wiki (spaces.internet2.edu) remains active and the spot to
> find documentation on all the current software.  The new wiki
> (wiki.shibboleth.net) has some data in it but it's mostly developer
> information.  Data from the existing wiki will move to the new wiki
> around the same time as the new website goes live.
> 
> Issue Tracking
> The current issue tracking system (bugs.internet2.edu) remains active
> and is the spot to find and submit issues for all current software.  At
> the end of March we'll migrate all our existing projects from the old
> issue tracking system to our new one (issues.shibboleth.net).
> 
> Because the issue tracking is now Shibboleth-enabled most folks will end
> up with new user IDs.  Therefore, as part of the migration process we
> need to set all reporters to the project owner.  So if you get an email
> about that data being updated this is why.
> 
> Subversion Server
> Most of our projects have now migrated to the new Subversion server
> located at https://svn.shibboleth.net.  I've updated the
> documentation[1] on the new wiki to reflect this.  Only those
> repositories directly related to IdP v2 have not moved since we're
> actively working on them.  We'll move these once IdP 2.3 is released.
> 
> Maven Repository Manager
> This is a new service and is available at shibboleth.net/nexus.  At the
> end of March existing artifacts will be imported and all new releases
> will be published here.
> 
> OpenSAML Infrastructure
> The OpenSAML website is already hosted in the Shibboleth wiki.  This
> will continue.  The OpenSAML dev list will be rolled in to the new
> Shibboleth dev list during the Shibboleth mailing list migration.
> 
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> [1] https://wiki.shibboleth.net/confluence/display/DEV/SourceAccess

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