[TOOLS-DEVELOPMENT] Tools Team Report -- 26 February 2019
Russ Housley <housley@vigilsec.com> Tue, 26 February 2019 15:17 UTC
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Tools Team Report -- 26 February 2019 1. Datatracker Projects - The merge plan was recently updated. -- See http://trac.tools.ietf.org/tools/ietfdb/wiki/MergePlan -- One thing to highlight is the upcoming change to the way the datatracker sends email so that it will no longer appear to be spoofing the From field. -- Another thing to highlight is the increased the priority of the shift from Python 2 to Python 3. This increased priority is because Python 2 is being officially deprecated, and it will no longer receive maintenance starting January 2020. 2. Community & Other Projects - Turning off MHonArc went very smoothly. However, it was discovered that some private lists use the pipermail archives that are built into Mailman. All the pipermail archives are private; they are only searchable by the Secretariat. The Tools Team is doing further research to come up with the best way forward for these archives. This is a very low priority since the archives can only be accessed by the Secretariat. - Torchbox has completed their last major deliverable for the IETF website, which uses Wagtail 2.2.2. The Tools Team plans to shift the website-related open source code into our own public code repository. - The Secretariat is blocked on deploying this latest website deliverable. Currently, the IETF server uses Apache (mod_wsgi) for python applications, but that only allows one version of python. The Datatracker and and Mail Archive use Python 2.7, but Wagtail dropped support for python 2.7 at Wagtail 2.0. Robert Sparks is working with the Secretariat to figure out a reasonable way for Python 2 and Python 3 to be used at the same time. The plan is to eventually move everything to Python 3, but it will not happen in just a few weeks. 3. RFC Services Projects - Support for the v3 schema for I-D submission is almost ready. The tools should be in place to allow the new format to be used when the I-D repository reopens on 25 March 2019 during the Prague IETF meeting. The IESG needs to make a policy decision about when I-D in this format can be submitted to the IESG for publication on the IETF stream. - The RFC Production Center is testing the tools related to the new format. A few additions are being made to IDnits under warranty. Since the RFC Production Center does not use IDnits, this is not impacting the test schedule. - The Tools Team is working on a Statement of Work for the security review of tools used by the RFC Production Center. The tools used for the new format will be reviewed since the ones related to the old format are about to be put in mothballs. - The Tools Team is working on a Statement of Work for rendering of errata in a more useful way. Some prototype efforts are informing this work. 4. Server Infrastructure - The custom DMARC-handling software was deployed for all mail lists in June 2018, but there is a desire to move away from the custom software to ARC. The ARC software cannot be configured to handle just a few of our mail lists. Requirements were provided to the ARC developers, but so far, they have not offered a release date. Alexey continues to try to get a response from the ARC developers, but so far we are only getting silence. 5. YANG Catalog - Planning for the operation of the yangcatalog.org to be transferred to the IETF Secretariat is underway. A few significant things to highlight: -- The Tools Team developed a Statement of Work for assistance with the transition and the addition of the yandvalidator open source to the site. Bids were received, and the Tools Team recommended a winner. The Interim Executive Director is negotiating a contract. The winner is expected to be in Prage and participate in the Hackathon. -- The yangcatalog.org service will run on different hardware than ietf.org. It will be "in the cloud." This will allow the Tools Team to determine whether this is a useful management model for other IETF-related services. - The registration for yangcatalog.com needs to be transferred to the IETF Trust before the site can move to a Tools-Team-driven maintenance model.
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