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Hi, We found that our Akraino Project is under screening here : https://security.lfx.linuxfoundation.org/#/a0941000017365ZAAQ/overview And it seems like it reported some issues however no link back to

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All, Please see the agenda below for our TSC meeting tomorrow. Please reach out if you any agenda items to add. - Workshop update (CFP closes on March 4th 2022) - Goal identified during the

Thank you very much, Jason. Actually you have done a superb job to capture the intent and goals in an email, congratulations! This is indeed more closely aligned with what I had previously

Hi Elana, I will try to summarize as concisely as I can, though I suspect I will probably fail over e-mail. As I mentioned in a previous message, it’s probably best to talk over a call.

My understanding now is that this compilation is essential for the goals of ELISA. To quote Jason, "fulfillment of this type of work item would assist manufacturers in compliance with those

That sounds good. The malloc component already seems like a beast of known issues; let us see if that is a good starting point for a discussion or if there is something simpler? With my quick scan

<sudip.mukherjee@...> wrote: Well, I think we can settle on looking at the upstream projects first. The distributions of interest can then be considered in a second round, among the

Reminder: ELISA TSC Meeting When: 02/23/2022 3:00pm to 4:00pm (UTC+01:00) Europe/Amsterdam Where: https://zoom.us/j/97628705664?pwd=UVJnTjFHank1cHdNZ04vbWlSUGs5QT09 Organizer: ELISA

Hi Lukas, <snip> Not really sure why you want to look at Debian packages. iiuc, CIP only uses Debian as a base for their build runners. But I think the actual image which is in the product is based

Yes, to be more pragmatic let's for example look at the bugs reported against the glibc malloc component (pointing to the glibc just because I am more familiar with it compared to the other library

PS Count me in on that group, will see how I can contribute. My vision: make bug analysis and fixing a more profitable activity in the community, e.g. by setting up (financial) awards (e.g.

Elena, I agree with you with respect to Known Bug Handling. It’s not only about safety compliance but also about social acceptance. (This is btw the most frustrating aspect of Linux for me,