Hi Denis, Colleagues,
> On 1 Mar 2022, at 16:07, denis walker wrote:
>
> Colleagues
>
> There has been no objection to deprecating the Whitepages. The chairs
> therefore ask the RIPE NCC to contact the 4 people still using it and
> make alternative arrangements for them. Then they can remove th
Colleagues
There has been no objection to deprecating the Whitepages. The chairs
therefore ask the RIPE NCC to contact the 4 people still using it and
make alternative arrangements for them. Then they can remove the
Whitepages functionality from the database. (One old issue finally
resolved...)
c
Hi Cynthia
On Tue, 22 Feb 2022 at 21:02, Cynthia Revström wrote:
>
> Oh right I forgot to add:
>
> > Why is it important to know what objects are protected from deletion?
> If it is not referenced by any resource object (directly or
> indirectly) and it is still in the DB in 3 months time, it is
Oh right I forgot to add:
> Why is it important to know what objects are protected from deletion?
If it is not referenced by any resource object (directly or
indirectly) and it is still in the DB in 3 months time, it is
protected.
It is just because you will not know if it is protected until it i
> Just a side point for people to think about, should the NCC only offer
to protect ROLE objects that do not contain personal data?
I do not think so, I still want to keep the functionality of
whitepages, I only agree with removing duplicate implementations of
it.
I know that both me and several
Hi denis,
> On 22 Feb 2022, at 16:18, denis walker via db-wg wrote:
>
> Hi Cynthia
>
> I just checked and currently there are only 4 people using the
> whitepages and 1 of them is NCC staff. Certainly they will be
> contacted before deleting the feature.
I counted 5, none staff :)
I consider
Hi Cynthia
I just checked and currently there are only 4 people using the
whitepages and 1 of them is NCC staff. Certainly they will be
contacted before deleting the feature.
Why is it important to know what objects are protected from deletion?
If it is not referenced by any resource object (dire
Hi Denis,
While I kinda support this, I also like how the whitepages feature
allows you to easily see if an object was protected from deletion or
not.
Would it be possible to add some kind of extra data in the whois
response for protected objects? (like the data about abuse email when
you query f
Colleagues
The co-chairs recently had a zoom meeting with the RIPE NCC. One of
the things we discussed was clearing up a number of old issues. We
need to clear the deck and move on with new and perhaps more relevant
issues. We will address a number of issues for the last time. In some
cases the ch
