All: This pull request:https://github.com/coreinfrastructure/best-practices-badge/pull/1449 renames “whitelist” to “acceptlist” and “blacklist” to “denylist" everywhere in the CII Best

It uses TLS to authenticate the best practices server, as well as provide confidentiality & integrity between client & server. Login session management uses an HTTP cookie, not basic

David, here are some questions not answered by that page: * Does the REST API support basic authentication (over TLS)? Or some other HTTPS authentication method? * When using the PATCH verb, what is

On Wed, Aug 12, 2020 at 12:10 AM Tony Hansen <tony@...> wrote: ... > So I’d like a tool that could be used to do an identical update across a variety of CII projects. I’d like such a tool to

I’m one of the many people working on the Linux ONAP (Open Networking Automation Platform) Project. We chose to pursue CII badges from the very beginning, but because of the size of the project, we

All: Here's a team report, as part of an architecture class, where they examined open source software projects: https://se.ewi.tudelft.nl/desosa2019/ If you look at a part that discusses Zephyr:

All: CHAOSS Podcast #10 is now available, titled "Managing Risks and Opportunities in Open Source with Frank Nagle & David A. Wheeler". The hosts were Georg Link, Sean Goggins, and Kate Stewart. The

All: The CII mailing list service is expected to soon switch to the “Linux Foundation Single Sign-on (SSO)” system for logging in to the mailing list service. This is part of an LF effort to have

If you're a contributor to Free/Libre and Open Source Software (FOSS), please participate in the LF CII / Harvard FOSS survey! Here are more details, with a link at the bottom to the actual

All: A recent paper looked at Heartbleed’s impact on OpenSSL: “The Impact of a Major Security Event on an Open Source Project:The Case of OpenSSL” by James Walden, 2020,

All - I thought you might like to know that I recently posted a blog post titled "Why CII best practices gold badges are

Excellent news! Kudo's to Greg and the other contributors to making this happen!

This is fantastic news! Congratulations to the Linux Kernel. Thanks for highlighting this achievement. Georg -- Georg Link, PhD (he/him)

All: I want to formally congratulate the Linux kernel project for earning a gold badge!! You can see their details here: https://bestpractices.coreinfrastructure.org/en/projects/34 The Linux kernel

Georg Link has proposed that we switch from the translation.io translation management system to a different system (in particular, Weblate). If you have thoughts on such a potential change, or

This is an automated monthly status report of the best practicesbadge application covering the month 2020-05. Here are some selected statistics for most recent completed month,preceded by the same

Wow, unanimous agreement is rare! Thank you everyone for your comments. While we’re changing this text, I propose that we make a few more tweaks: - I checked, and GitLab-hosted project repos have

This change makes perfect since. Best, Jason N. Dossett, Ph.D. Research Staff Member Institute for Defense Analyses 4850 Mark Center Drive, Alexandria, VA  22311 Phone:  703-578-2773 Email:  

The change seems pragmatic, and makes sense to me.

I endorse this change. -- Dan Kohn <dan@...> +1-415-233-1000 General Manager, LF Public Health, lfph.io dankohn.com or book on my calendar: dankohn.com/c