Hey Eric,
Yes, we'd definitely like the sources - while they might not fit as is into the documentation (I'll let others decide), I'd definitely like parts of it for the container-related documentation within the Fedora docs. I'll write you a follow-up email off-list.
Thanks,
Sanja
On Wed, Jan 16, 2019 at 4:27 PM Eric Christensen <sparks@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Greetings Fedora Docs Peoples,
Red Hat Product Security is looking to liberate several documents from our repositories and get them into the community's hands. The source is already in ASCIIDoc so they should be ready to go (although they may need a little touching up). If you guys are interested, here are the titles we have:
- GCC Fortify
- Securing the Source
- Security Benefits of RPM Packaging
- several 'recommended practices' documents (this might be better going to the wiki, depending on how you want to organize your information).
Unfortunately, all of this information is currently internal to Red Hat and, thus, not even available to customers.
I guess the question right now is, does Fedora Docs even want these bits?
Thanks,
Eric Christensen
Technical Writer, Product Security
Red Hat Inc
sparks@xxxxxxxxxx IRC: Sparks
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