[Puppet-dev] Re: ARM-1: Submitted

2013-03-26 Thread Henrik Lindberg
On 2013-26-03 22:57, Eric Sorenson wrote: Similar to ARM-0, this mail is to submit ARM-1, which simply contains the templates/writing prompts for creating new arms, to this august body for its consideration. This one has actually undergone substantial revision in its "Posted" state and hopeful

[Puppet-dev] Re: ARM-0 "Submitted" status

2013-03-26 Thread Henrik Lindberg
On 2013-26-03 22:32, Eric Sorenson wrote: In an amusing twist of recursion, we're testing out the ARM process defined in ARM-0[1] first on ARM-0 itself. We'll move the other ones along in the process this afternoon, but this got to the point in the workflow where we "declare 1.0" and submit it

[Puppet-dev] ARM-1: Submitted

2013-03-26 Thread Eric Sorenson
Similar to ARM-0, this mail is to submit ARM-1, which simply contains the templates/writing prompts for creating new arms, to this august body for its consideration. This one has actually undergone substantial revision in its "Posted" state and hopefully provides a good way for new ARMs to start

[Puppet-dev] ARM-0 "Submitted" status

2013-03-26 Thread Eric Sorenson
In an amusing twist of recursion, we're testing out the ARM process defined in ARM-0[1] first on ARM-0 itself. We'll move the other ones along in the process this afternoon, but this got to the point in the workflow where we "declare 1.0" and submit it to governors (basically anyone who cares to

Re: [Puppet-dev] Puppet planning for this week (March 25th, 2013)

2013-03-26 Thread Jeff McCune
On Tuesday, March 26, 2013, James Turnbull wrote: > Andy Parker wrote: > > We've also got djmitche in the office helping jmccune out with SSL > > certificate chaining so that we can say (and have tested and documented) > > that puppet really does support certificates that are issued by other > > s

Re: [Puppet-dev] Puppet planning for this week (March 25th, 2013)

2013-03-26 Thread James Turnbull
Andy Parker wrote: > We've also got djmitche in the office helping jmccune out with SSL > certificate chaining so that we can say (and have tested and documented) > that puppet really does support certificates that are issued by other > systems rather than by the puppet certificate commands. Does