Re: Suggestion to end support for legacy 1024-bit RSA root CAs in Fedora stable

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On 08/19/2016 09:20 AM, Kai Engert wrote:
> On Fri, 2016-08-19 at 09:01 -0400, Stephen Gallagher wrote:
>> With my FESCo hat on, I'd be in favor of landing this in updates-testing
>> immediately. Then folks who install the Alpha will get it in their first
>> update
>> and we'd have ample time to work out the issues prior to Beta.
> 
> If we agree to try to include it with Fedora 25, then both before Alpha and
> after Alpha are fine with me.
> 

So, I forgot to include some useful information about Fedora pre-releases. (I
have a bad habit of forgetting that not everyone knows all the little details).

What I am concerned about is *specifically* the frozen set of packages that
becomes part of the Alpha release. As we are already late for shipping that, I'm
opposed to increasing the set of things that *might* go wrong (even if the risk
is remote).

However, pre-release Fedora is different from released Fedoras in that the
updates-testing repo is enabled by default on them. This means that if you push
the ca-certificates package to updates-testing before next week's Go/No-Go
meeting, it is guaranteed that it will already be available to anyone doing a
dnf update from the moment they install the Alpha media. This makes it exactly
one update from inclusion on Alpha systems. It does not need to wait for a
stable push to get there.


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