[bind10-dev] Weekly call 2011-07-26

[Jelte Jansen]

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Shane might not be available for the call tomorrow, and I'm not sure how many of
the IETF attendees are able and willing to call in; I think we'd best keep it at
15:00 UTC, i.e. 11:00 in Quebec. I do realize this is 2 hours before dnsop, so
the meeting should probably be kept a bit short, and I understand if people (and
especially stephen) don't have time for it.

Given the sprint extension, this one falls between the cracks, and it might be a
good time to discuss some general issues. Since at least three of us have been
away for a couple of days, we may or may not have much progress to report
(though perhaps the people that did work last week do).

So I'd like to hear whether people will attend, and if they know of any topics.

I have a couple of suggestions:

- - Weekly call minutes.

Perhaps we should go back to appointing a scribe, or at least someone to clean
up the transcription, since the minutes from last week are quite unclear as to
whether decisions were made and/or there are any action points for most of the
topics.

- - BIND 10 open day

This may depend on Shane's attendance, but a competitor (and good friend and
former colleague ;)) plans to attend. He asked me what the day was going to look
like, and I didn't know. Perhaps we don't know at all yet but it would be nice
to have something concrete (also because some people might need that to decide
whether to come in the first place).

- - Documentation

Stephen and I have been working on documenting the logging configuration, and we
now have a nice wiki page. But it's not clear to me exactly where to go from
here. I guess this needs to go into the admin's manual, but some general
guidelines on where and how to fit stuff in (or whether to just dump it to
Jeremy ;)) would be nice.


And perhaps some other topics that were unfinished or deferred;
- - Multiquestion support
- - msgq replacement
- - dependency management
- - anything else leftover from last week?

Jelte
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