Jonas writes:
> I would release the proposal on the project blog
> cryptolists.github.io after the proposal deadline has passed. Is
> there any reason not to?
Privacy of proposals is entirely the student's choice. Legally,
neither Google nor Mailman makes any claim to your proposal, except
th
Hey,
I have tried to update my draft according to your suggestions, Abhilash
Raj and Stephen. You should see a new URL for this third draft on your
dashboard.
The new draft includes a merge request and more details on how I plan to
implement the extension. I'm aware that I will still have to do al
I was not going to exclude anyone from a discussion relevant to them or
start an offtopic conversation.
I uploaded my draft yesterday, summerofcode.withgoogle.com worked after
I switched from firefox to chromium.
However to update the file to my local working copy – I can't help it– I
had to creat
Thank you Stephen.
I agree with your points and I will make sure to clearly document any
potential security pitfalls of the system for the users and to write a
detailed and precise design plan that has special emphasis on security
implications before I start coding this project.
However, at the m
Hi Jonas,
On 03/18/2016 10:29 AM, Jonas wrote:
> Thank you Stephen.
>
> I agree with your points and I will make sure to clearly document any
> potential security pitfalls of the system for the users and to write a
> detailed and precise design plan that has special emphasis on security
> implica
Abhilash Raj writes:
Thanks for picking this up, Abhilash!
Jonas writes:
> > However, at the moment I'm in the middle of writing my Project Proposal.
> > May I send you a draft along with personal questions?
If you mean do I like cats, I don't see what that has to do with
GSoC. ;-) If you me
Jonas writes:
> On 28.02.2016 10:30, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
> > End-to-end encryption or signature or both seems to be the right
> > thing.
>
> The concept of a mailserver doesn't allow real end-to-end encryption if
> each recipient uses a different keypair.
It's true that keeping thi
On 02/29/2016 03:02 AM, Jonas wrote:
> Hi Abhilash Raj, Hi Steve
>
> Thank you both for taking the time and considering to mentor me.
>
> On 28.02.2016 04:48, Abhilash Raj wrote:
>> If you don't know, I worked on this project some time back in GSoC 2013.
>> The current state of that project is n
Hi Abhilash Raj, Hi Steve
Thank you both for taking the time and considering to mentor me.
On 28.02.2016 04:48, Abhilash Raj wrote:
> If you don't know, I worked on this project some time back in GSoC 2013.
> The current state of that project is not very good and probably needs a
> *lot* of reba
Jonas writes:
> The Project Idea:
> Encrypted malinglists have been been a much-requested feature in mailman
> 2 and I would like to run some encrypted mailinglists myself.
I see Abhilash has already mentioned that he has done some work on
crypto (PGP) in Mailman 3. I'll let him explain that.
Hi Jonas,
On 27 February 2016 at 10:35, Jonas wrote:
> Hello Mailman developers,
>
> I was planning to write a pgp-encryption plugin for Mailman 3 that
> manages one keypair per list and pubkeys of the subscribers.
> I'm considering to do it as my first-time Google Summer of Code project.
>
Wel
Hello Mailman developers,
I was planning to write a pgp-encryption plugin for Mailman 3 that
manages one keypair per list and pubkeys of the subscribers.
I'm considering to do it as my first-time Google Summer of Code project.
I have read the GSoC 2016 rules and the Mailman wiki GSoC 2016 pages.
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