* Julien T <[email protected]> [2014-03-10 15:09:34 -0400]:
My 2 cents:
* obiously, need a stable release. If there any important
bugfix/securityfix, a 2.7.2 should be issued. else go for 2.8/3.0 whatever
naming you prefer.
This is no code for 2.7.2 we have nothing that fits
* after, I'm more for regular/progressive release every 6-12 months like
OpenBSD or Ubuntu. It gives time to incorporate changes/stabilize and adapt.
Why not now?
* I think cleaning should be done once in a while as there is always bad
stuff which accumulates over time and you don't want it to explode in your
face at a bad moment
* If you are not able to manage update once in 6-12 months, you should
probably review your patch management and any certification supported by
would probably be meaningless. I can't imagine any single society who can
keep all its software fixed for years and there are always some software w
regular security patch.
* as for the rules/decoder, I'm also for a separate repository. git/svn
them once a day/week/whatever would be nice
We are talking about managing the rules/decoders in a git repo so that
we can update them quicker and release them quicker. We have things we
need to do to make that possiable like versioned rules and other issues
that could come up. But all in all we are still planning on releasing
with a trusted vetted rules/decoders, but if you are willing to take
some more risk you can get daily updates is the idea. We need more
people chiming in and moving this forward tho.
Cheers,
Julien
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