James Carlson wrote:
>> I'm reading that as "Only files with .opensolaris in the filename should
>> be published." Is that correct?
>
> For manual exposure, that's correct. In addition, the old script
> scanned the text of any files it was going to publish (both open and
> manual cases), and excluded any files that had the phrase "Sun
> Proprietary" or "Sun Confidential" (case insensitive match) in them.
Thanks, that's what I thought. The new script uses a more rigorous set
of checks:
Rule 1
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A 'Sun' identifier followed within 80 characters by a trigger word,
which is one of:
confidential
privileged
proprietary
with various misspellings. A 'Sun' identifier is one of:
Sun
Sun Micro
Sun Microsystems
Sun Inc
Sun Micro Inc
Sun Microsystems Inc
Sun Incorporated
Sun Micro Incorporated
Sun Microsystems Incorporated
Rule 2
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Any of the following phrases, with various misspellings and punctuation:
company confidential
contains confidential
contains confidential and privileged
engineering only
internal only
internal use only
need-to-know
proprietary info
proprietary information
proprietary material
> Manual exposure is hard to get right, and is supposed to be very
> rarely used. That there are some 258 cases in PSARC marked "manual"
> is a bug, not a feature, and is something I've been trying to stamp
> out.
There are some cases that are tagged as 'manual' that don't have any
.opensolaris files in them at all. That's why I asked the question.
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Alan Burlison
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