On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 3:00 AM, Herbert Duerr <h...@apache.org> wrote: > On 10/12/2011 05:47 PM, Pedro Giffuni wrote: >> [...] >> >> Oh yes, it was not that big, but it touched a lot of files >> which made it difficult to get the context. In any case >> big patches are sometimes necessary and I was confident >> this wouldn't go bad: it was my way of saying "this guy >> should be a committer so he can fix the stuff he breaks" >> :), > > Armin should definitely become a committer soon. I'm no longer sure how that > process works. I had sent a vote request regarding Ariel to the private list > but for some reason it did not get there. I even sent it through the apache > SMTP using my @apache.org email address, but it still didn't suffice to let > it through. >
Are you subscribed to the ooo-private list? Notes from subscribers, sent from the address they subscribed from, are not moderated. Notes sent from non-subscribers are forwarded to the moderators, but that should only introduce a short delay, at most a few hours. The process for voting in a new committer is described in the Podling Guide here: http://incubator.apache.org/guides/ppmc.html -Rob >> Another thing is that we should be focusing on removing >> copyleft components and perhaps some cleanups before >> doing enhancements. I specifically want to avoid the >> situation in LO where the code and the configuration >> options keep growing and growing without control to >> the point where patches occasionally make gcc run >> out of memory. > > yes. > >> [...] >> - Use of OpenSSL instead of nss for AES encryption. > > I'm looking into replacing nss by openssl for encryption and signing of > documents. NSS is currently also responsible for key and certificate > management and replacing that seems to be the really tricky part... > > Herbert >
