On 10/27/2010 6:07 AM, Chris Lonvick wrote:
Hi Folks,
I totally missed Sean's message from yesterday (can't even find it in
the deleted bin).
http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/syslog/current/msg02634.html
With that, I'd like to thank everyone who has participated in this
Working Group throughout the years. Your participation has helped create
a set of documents that standardizes the transport and security of log
messages. While we went through a few rough spots, overall, I think that
the effort has paid off.
All of the authors of the documents have been outstanding and I thank
you for your effort and patience.
I would also like to recognize the IESG members and especially our
Advisors: Jeff Schiller, Marcus Leach, Steve Bellovin, Sam Hartman, Pasi
Eronen, and Sean Turner.
And a final thank you to David Harrington who picked up a lot of the
effort as my co-chair for some of the more interesting years.
The mailing list will remain active and we can use it to discuss
implementations and related work.
Thanks,
Chris
Chris - how does this all figure into the legal issues created by the
California court order in California v Khaled, since it is this
information which will be used a evidence of criminal actions.
Seems to me that closing SYSLOG down not is not such a good idea but
hey... it wouldn't be the first time the IETF did something out of whack.
Todd Glassey
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