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closed2020-11-03 19:00 UTC: openSUSE Heroes meeting November 2020
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2020-10-06
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Where: irc://irc.freenode.net/#openSUSE-admin IRC channel https://meet2.opensuse.org/heroes https://meet.opensuse.org/heroes
When: 2020-11-03 19:00 UTC / 20:00 CET
Who: The openSUSE Heroes team and everybody else!
Topics
see/use checklist
Note the different UTC time since europe is back to "normal" time.
Checklist
- Questions and answers from the community
- status reports about everything
- review old tickets
- what do we do about all of those "forum spam" tickets?
Updated by cboltz over 4 years ago
- Category set to Event
- Assignee set to opensuse-admin
- Private changed from Yes to No
Updated by pjessen over 4 years ago
- Checklist item changed from [ ] Questions and answers from the community, [ ] status reports about everything, [ ] review old tickets to [ ] Questions and answers from the community, [ ] status reports about everything, [ ] review old tickets, [ ] what do we do about all of those "forum spam" tickets?
Updated by cboltz over 4 years ago
- Status changed from New to Resolved
2020-11-03 heroes meeting - meeting minutes
Main minute taker: Christian
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Questions and answers from the community
- none
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status reports about everything
- Christian: status.opensuse.org SSL certificate renewal required to temporary disable the http -> https redirect (done manually)
- Stasiek migrated ML archives for October to mailman3
- Estu: add lubos as admin at progress to allow him run redmine rest api (https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/75451)
- pagure setup mostly done, ssh access (and making it secure) is an open question
- setup fail2ban to limit ssh attacks
- forward ssh port from proxy to pagure VM (and limit connections from the proxy IPs to git access)? (to get started, ssh limited to those with VPN access)
- Need to write a redmine->pagure importer for https://pagure.io/pagure-importer
- handle admin@o.o mails, should create non-public tickets by default
- migrate salt repo as private repo
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what do we do about all of those "forum spam" tickets?
- jdsn will look at the tickets, and will check if it makes sense to block the spammers in the login system (and do it) - and if not, will tell Malcolm that it doesn't make sense to report the spammers
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login system: SUSE plans to cleanup / remove inactive users
- "freeing" usernames, and allowing to re-use them, comes with some risks
- last login is known, but for knowing where these users logged in we'd have to check each and every service
- TODO: check if all deleted usernames can be added to a blocklist in a single LDAP entry which is covered by OpenLDAP overlay slapo-unique (probably ask Univention)
- for this cleanup, accounts that were not migrated or used since the account migration are removal candidates
- will not affect users who were active in an openSUSE service
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Idea to move (parts of) the openSUSE infrastructure to the cloud
- up for discussion
- related to the question how independent openSUSE wants to be from SUSE
- pros:
- Easy to scaling
- Support CDN more like mirror
- cons:
- not all heroes are familiar with cloud
- cost risk and billing account
- current infrastructure (VMs in the SUSE datacenter) works[tm]
- open question: which services would benefit from the cloud?
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review old tickets
- skipped as usual
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