RE: [wss] DRAFT Minutes WSS-TC 10.4.2004

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RE: [wss] DRAFT Minutes WSS-TC 10.4.2004
Why not “in parallel”?

 

As is always the case with work in TC’s, the
need for prioritization will depend on who’s willing to invest the time to work
on items.  If the folks signed up to work on an accepted work item (e.g. editor,
text contributors), are also signed up to work on another item, then obviously
we have to prioritize.  If there’s no overlap, then the items should be able to
be done in parallel, right?

 

I agree that if there are folks that want
to now pick up the work items for the XCBF and/or Minimalist profiles, and
these are the same folks or represent a big overlap with those that want to
work on the OTP profile, then, yes, we need to discuss the prioritization.

 

And thank you for reminding me that the
minimalist profile is yet another profile that we accepted as a work item that
isn’t explicitly listed in the charter deliverables (I had mentioned REL, XCBF,
and SwA previously). And of course when those were accepted, no one called them
out of scope or clamored that we had to update the charter in order to work on
them.

Rob Philpott

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RSA Security Inc.

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Subject: Re: [wss] DRAFT Minutes
WSS-TC 10.4.2004

 

Since we have voted to do additional work it may be
good next meeting to spend some time prioritizing work and seeing what work may
be done in parallel after 1.1 is complete (or far enough down the pike that
additional work won't effect it).

We have already accepted the XCBF Profile and the Minimalist profile, where
does the OTP Profile fit, before, after in-between ?

Anthony Nadalin | Work 512.838.0085 | Cell 512.289.4122

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  ✓    1    Call
to order/roll call    10.4.05 9:04:28 AM

Chairs: Kelvin Lawrence,

Secretary: Don Flinn

Minutes: Ron Williams

Attendance

Attendance
List

Voting
Members

Maneesh
        Sahu           
Actional Corporation

Duane
          Nickull         Adobe

Hal
            Lockhart       
BEA Systems, Inc.

Denis
          Pilipchuk       BEA Systems,
Inc.

Corinna
        Witt            BEA
Systems, Inc.

Rich 
          Levinson        Computer
Associates

Thomas 
        DeMartini       ContentGuard

Dana 
          Kaufman         Forum
Systems, Inc.

Toshihiro
      Nishimura       Fujitsu Limited

Kefeng 
        Chen           
GeoTrust

Irving 
        Reid           
Hewlett-Packard

Kojiro 
        Nakayama        Hitachi

Derek
          Fu           
  IBM

Kelvin 
        Lawrence 
      IBM

Mike 
          McIntosh        IBM

Anthony
        Nadalin         IBM

Ron
            Williams       
IBM

Don
            Flinn        
  Individual

Kate 
          Cherry         
Lockheed Martin

Paul 
          Cotton         
Microsoft Corporation

Vijay
          Gajjala        
Microsoft Corporation

Martin 
        Gudgin          Microsoft
Corporation

Chris
          Kaler          
Microsoft Corporation

Frederick
      Hirsch          Nokia Corporation

Abbie
          Barbir         
Nortel

Prateek
        Mishra          Oracle
Corporation

Vamsi
          Motukuru        Oracle
Corporation

Ben
            Hammond
        RSA Security

John 
          Linn         
  RSA Security

Rob
            Philpott       
RSA Security

Pete 
          Wenzel         
SeeBeyond

Ronald 
        Monzillo        Sun
Microsystems

John 
          Weiland         US Dept of the
Navy

Hans 
          Granqvist       VeriSign

Members

Steve 
      Anderson
        BMC Software

Carolina 
  Canales-Valenzuela Ericsson

Jeff 
      Hodges         NeuStar, Inc.

Blake 
      Dournaee         Sarvega

Will
        Raymond         Tibco

Member
that regained voting status after 10/4/05 Meeting

Steve
        Anderson
        BMC Software

Jeff
        Hodges         NeuStar, Inc.

Will 
        Raymond         Tibco

19 REQUIRED - 31 ATTENDING - Quorum Achieved

▼ 
  ✓    2    Reading/Approving
minutes of last meeting (Sept 20th) [1]    10.4.05
9:13:13 AM

 
  •    ✓ 
  Approved by unanimous consent (no objections registered)    

▼ 
  ✓    3    Review
of actions from prior meeting minutes [1]    10.4.05
9:14:30 AM

 
  •    ✓ 
  Actions are caught up - closed or made issues (Kelvin)    

• 
  ✓    4    One
Time Password proposal (continue discussion and try to reach closure) 
  10.4.05 9:14:37 AM 

Chris - limit discussion to 30 mintues

Paul Cotton - had questions answered during dialogue.

Paul Cotton - proposed way forward. Not convinced work is in
scope for TC. Simple procedure: Have proponents move that work on OTP 
profile is in scope, triggering an electronic ballot to TC to determine whether
or not this is to be a deliverable.

Hans - Seems ec vote would take a long time.

Kelvin - if such a motion was put forward - Oasis has 15
days in which to call an electronic ballot - + 7 to 15 days for actual vote,
and Oasis is responsible for the ballot. We'd be clarifying the charter, not
amending it. 

Mary - 2/3 majority required for passage, no more than 1/4 voting
no.

Rob - Work item is in scope - TC should decide whether we
want to work on deliverable - asserts clarification not required.

Abby agrees with Paul as vote being the most efficient means
to address issue.

Rob - TC has to decide whether or not TC wants to do the
work, and then go forward with "official" mechanism (clarification
vote). 

Kelvin - decide as a TC how to close issue.

Ask chair to work with TC Admin to determine whether OTP
profile is in scope.

Will (tibco) - RSA assures us that OTP is unencumbered.

Kelvin - This TC is still operating under old TC rules.

Paul - TC Admin will be reluctant to "rule" on
scope issue.

Mary - a vote by the TC to 

Abby (verisign) - Can we simply take a vote to see if the TC
wants to do the work?

Hal - Only 3 or 4 individuals typically work on profiles, so
issue of TC wanting to do the work boils down to those that do the work.

Kelvin - we get into situations that only a vote will break
the stalemate. Pauls Proposal. Rob's work with TC admin offline. Mary said no
admin ruling until a decision (vote) and appeal to admin.

Ron Monzillo - decide whether we want to take on the work.

(?) What is the objective of the TC following publication of
the 1.1 specs.

TC - conversion to new IPR rules we have 18 months to switch
or vote on shifting to new.

Hal - suggest a motion be made . . .

Hal - propose to do work - see if TC by simple majority
wants to do the work. If yes, Paul can still call for formal charter
clarification resulting in formal Oasis vote.

Hans - move to "vote on the amended proposal as sent
out by john linn, 8.2005, WSS-OTP token profile.

Hal - seconded

Abby - seconded

Two questions on 

Tony - framework or technology - unclear as to what is being
proposed as input, output, and ipr. Text is unclear.

Hans - input - two existing OTP proposals - RSA produced,
and one that Verisign has produced - no IP on Verisign producted. This is a
framework, not a mechanism.

John Lynn (RSA) - conceptually parallel - a method
independant framework - no proposal for a particuluar method - the methods
themseleves are not in scope of this proposal.

RSA - no claims at the level of the document (IPR)  -
no claims and no evidence of any. Input document - won't submit if doesn't
comply with IP rules.

Paul - have to disclose any IPR and that of any other
contributor.

Asked and answered by RSA and Verisign

Will - proposal - do the work to create a framework who's
purpose is to support a proprietary format

(discussion) disputes this . . .

Interop question -  is there a common format to be
implemented and support to enable interop testing.

Three companies attest to framework - 

Paul - in the past - we actually physical interop testing -
interop validates the framework - but underlying mechanisms don't need to be implemented
by the participants.l

Hal - thinks there are one or more mechanisms that could be
implemented for use in interop.

Only one framework in the past, and that was the core
document.

Paul puts the questions - 

Hal and Abby Seconds

Kelvin - Roll Call Vote

(Ron's unofficial tally:

        yes    no   
abstain

sandhu    (no repsonse)

nichol            a

thurston    (no response)

lockhart    y

fillchuck            a

witt        y

levinson    y

demaritni            a

kafuman            a

nishimuru            a

chen        (no response)

reid        y

nakamuro            a

foo        (no response)

hondo    (no response)

lawrence            a

mcintosh        n

nadalin        n

williams        n

flinn               
a

cherry    y

cotton        n

gaya            n

gudge        n

kaler            n

hirsch    y

baiberi        n

mishra    y

motokuru    y

hammond    y

linn        y

philpott    y

dubour    (no response)

wenzel            a

monzillo    y

wailtand    y

hans        y

Hal - majority of non-abstenstions

14 yes - 8 no - 9 abstensions: Motion Carries)

Don Flinn's official tally:

Vote
Details

Maneesh 
  Sahu                  

Duane 
  Nickull                 A

Gene 
      Thurston              
   

Hal 
      Lockhart         Y

Denis 
  Pilipchuk                 A

Corinna 
  Witt              Y

Rich 
      Levinson         Y

Thomas 
  DeMartini                 
A

Dana 
      Kaufman             
    A

Toshihiro 
  Nishimura                 A

Kefeng 
  Chen                  

Irving 
  Reid              Y

Kojiro 
  Nakayama                  A

Derek 
  Fu                  

Maryann 
  Hondo                  

Kelvin 
  Lawrence 
                A

Mike 
      McIntosh              N

Anthony 
  Nadalin              N

Ron 
      Williams              N

Don 
      Flinn             
    A

Kate 
      Cherry         Y

Paul 
      Cotton              N

Vijay 
  Gajjala              N

Martin 
  Gudgin              N

Chris 
  Kaler              N

Frederick 
  Hirsch         Y

Abbie 
  Barbir              N

Prateek 
  Mishra         Y

Vamsi 
  Motukuru         Y

Ben 
      Hammond
        Y

John 
      Linn              Y

Rob 
      Philpott         Y

Martijn 
  de Boer                  

Pete 
      Wenzel             
    A

Ronald 
  Monzillo         Y

John 
      Weiland         Y

Hans 
      Granqvist         Y

 
                     
   

 
                     
   

yes
            14

no 
            8

abstain 
        9

Paul move to clarify charter to indicate OTP work is in
scope (OTP one time password token profile), to add it to the deliverables.

Abby - seconded

Kellvin - Oasis must call the vote

Mary - believes Paul is asking whether the TC needs to
change the vote. Any work undertaken by the TC may be appealed to TC admin.

Mary - Appeal to TC admin 

TC votes they would like to clarify the charter and
undertake the work item with wording as to what the charter should say.

You can't clarify the charter and change it - these are two
separate processses.

Why must whole TC take up the issue?

TC has voted to create an OTP profile.

Rob Philpott objects to Paul's motion. My opinion that when
TC accepts work item - its supposed to be in scope. There is an appeal process
whereby 3 or more can appeal. - Withdrawn

Hal - agrees - 

Tony - you can always call for a clarification.

Chris - vote on the final text of the charter clarification.

Paul withdraws motion to clarify charter, Abby agrees

•    ✓ 
  5    Issues list review 
  10.4.05 10:25:16 AM 

Pending Review

430 - comments on the call from Mishra/Oracle: closed w/out
objection

432 - : closed w/out objection

433 - : closed w/out objection

434 - schema corrections to SAML token 1.1 (scott cantor):
closed w/out objection

436 - comments from Mark Wahl: closed w/out objection

437 - comments from Mark Wahl - username profile: closed
w/out objection

438 - comments from Wahl - : closed w/out objection

Pending

334 - XML Id Issue: Tony Nadalin to incorporate changes:
closed w/out objection

404 - RFC 4120 and 1510: Tony - changes made, not on list:
pending

405 - (405 done, 429 not complete- monzillo): move to
PENDING REVIEW

429 - still being discussed; ron and gudge discussion, about
encrypted key - related to kerberos token profile. Ref type should be changed
to token type (gudge): OPEN w/out objections

Kelvin - for J Hodges - 428 "closed because no action
proposed" - Gudge to take AI to trace 428 and was Jeff's proposal on the
table when voted. 

439 - comments from J Hodges on call - referenced but not
cited. Editorial Fixes - changes made, not posted (tony): Status Pending

443 - J Hodges - WSU timestamp description: made not posted
(tony): PENDING

OPEN

444 - WSS Page contains 10.04 errata - but have backed out
certain errata. Paul requests  it be taken out when fixed or adopt
proposal via x.509v3 suggestion. Make errata reflect changes in 1.1 document
(Paul). X.509 URI's are out of sync with current version (1.1) of the document.
(Paul) Wants errata to reflect multiple decisions. (Gudge) replace
"#X.509" with "#X.509v1". (Tony) we'll be breaking 1.0
versions by doing this. (Paul) by leaving the "incorrect" URI in the
errata will encourage people to continue to do the wrong thing.

No objections to making the errata changes (URI Only).

Gudge - Net effect of three issues is to "fix" URI
reference.: remains OPEN

427 - : CLOSED w/ no action w/out objections

435 - pratik sent a notice to vijay leaving a couple of
items. (tony) open item of formal comback. (chris) have to close public
comments - missing a few issues from public interop., related to 431: OPEN

445 - changes from erratta no included in v1 - editorial
change: moved to PENDING

446 - clarification for STR transform, request someone to
make changes and propose text. (Gudge takes AI): OPEN

440, 441, 443, (Chris) Wants some discussion on the list so
wee can close these.

•    ❑    6    Public
review status/outlook for 1.1 final phases    

▼ 
  ✓    7    Other
business    

 
  ▼ 
  ✓    Final Roll - Call    

 
  •    ✓ 
  Mike McIntosh    

 
  •    ✓ 
  Gudge    

• 
  ✓    8    Adjournment 
  10.4.05 10:59:42 AM 

Motion to adjourn and second.

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