Proposed resolutions are in the comment header block. Updated 8 January 2004 _____________________________________________________________________________ COMMENT Enhancement Request Number 1 ktill BUG in COE_Linux_PS (rdvk# 4) {SGI-1} Fri, 2 Jan 2004 09:59:22 -0800 _____________________________________________________________________________ Accept_____ Accept as marked below_X___ Duplicate_____ Reject_____ Rationale for rejected or partial changes: We accept that there is a potential issue here, however this is not the place te state the version information, and so no change has been identified as being needed to this product standard . This does raise the issue of which version of the validation procedures should be required for Linux as the indicator of compliance. An agenda item should be raised for the next Forum meeting to determine. Its possible we could list 4.2p6 or later in the authorized indicators file (a separate file on The Open Group's COE Certification site) _____________________________________________________________________________ Page: 4 Line: 53 Section: Problem: The Linux Application Platform Compliance Criteria is referencing www.disa.mil/ges/coe_kpc/index.html where the "Linux Validation Procedures" documents are all based on COE 42p6 kernel. Action: To update with COE 42p9 documents. ______________________________________________________________________________ COMMENT Enhancement Request Number 2 douglas.johnson Bug in COE_Linux_PS Conformance Requirements (rdvk# 1) {sun-05} Fri, 2 Jan 2004 20:36:53 GMT ______________________________________________________________________________ Accept_____ Accept as marked below_X___ Duplicate_____ Reject_____ Rationale for rejected or partial changes: To clarify: The SSRS is cross platform . Its the same for Linux and POSIX conformance requirements, the "COE Platform Security" Product Standard referred to by the COE Linux Platform Product Standard is the product standard that exists already, X02CR http://www.opengroup.org/publications/catalog/x02cr.htm, which refers to C035 (the SSRS) http://www.opengroup.org/publications/catalog/c035.htm Therefore no change is necessary to this document. ______________________________________________________________________________ Page: 4 Line: 59 Section: Conformance Problem: Confirm that the "COE Plaform Security" requirement refers to the same document as that for POSIX-compliant COE platforms. Action: Clarify the identity of the COE Platform Security conformance requirement document. E.g. is there a different one for Linux vs. POSIX platforms? ______________________________________________________________________________ COMMENT Enhancement Request Number 3 douglas.johnson Bug in COE_Linux_PS Conformance Requirements (rdvk# 2) {sun-03} Fri, 2 Jan 2004 20:24:39 GMT ______________________________________________________________________________ Accept_____ Accept as marked below_X___ Duplicate_____ Reject_____ Rationale for rejected or partial changes: Change "any specific name" to "any specific host name" ______________________________________________________________________________ Page: 4 Line: 72 Section: Conformance Problem: Clarify if "any specific name" refers to host name. Action: Replace "name" with "host name", or otherwise clarify if reference is to user names, group names, etc. _____________________________________________________________________________ COMMENT Enhancement Request Number 4 douglas.johnson Bug in COE_Linux_PS Migration (rdvk# 3) {sun-04} Fri, 2 Jan 2004 20:30:06 GMT _____________________________________________________________________________ Accept_____ Accept as marked below_X___ Duplicate_____ Reject_____ Rationale for rejected or partial changes: Change to "...multiple processor architectures" ->" ...various architectures." _____________________________________________________________________________ Page: 4 Line: 91 Section: Migration Problem: Clarify the meaning of "multiple processor architectures". Action: Clarify if "multiple processor architectures" refers to different processor architectures (e.g. IA-32, IA-64, Sparc, PowerPC, etc.) or to single systems with a single OS running on multiple CPUs.