Le 10/06/2013 23:20, Frédéric Schütz a écrit :
Some informal exchanges of files are still done using Dropbox; now is
probably a good time to get rid of them.
The wiki works now pretty well and Manuel has increased the upload limit
to 32MB. IMO, this is the best place to store files which should
Le 11/06/2013 11:34, Ilario Valdelli a écrit :
Basically I would say that the email is something that allows people to
be contacted easily and to be checked easily, but there is also the
compromise with the security and the protection of data.
The correct approach is in the middle.
This
Dear all,
just a few words. I won't engage in this discussion but I am reading it
all. Thanks for bringing up the topic, I hope it makes people more aware
of their responsibilities towards the data they handle and I am thankful
that through this discussion we found the one case where staff mails
Le 10/06/2013 14:41, Hartwig Thomas a écrit :
I believe that such a precise list is an illusion.
The servers as well as the legal bodies are in the US and thus are subject to
US law.
Therefore the operators of these servers will do anything the law requires
them to do, just as an operator
Hi Emmanuel,
I can only speak about the processes within WMCH which are know to me or
where I am part of.
So far these processes mainly use self-hosted IT ressources. On our four
server instances we run a variety of services:
* mail (SMTP/IMAP)
* webserver / content management systems / wikis
*
On 10/06/13 19:31, Emmanuel Engelhart wrote:
Thank you very much for this detailed answer.
Congratulations for making WMCH infrastructure almost not depending of
these type of problematic services (not the same in all chapters).
Thanks to Manuel, we have a full set of services available
