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Minutes 12 December 2013 TC Meeting
Minutes for 12 December TC meeting
I. Roll Call & Approve Minutes
Voting Members:
Richard Hill
Mohammad Jafari
Steven Legg
Rich Levinson
John Tolbert
Hal Lockhart (chair)
Bill Parducci (chair)
Members:
Erik Rissanen
Quorum Achieved - 70% (per Oasis) Yes. 9 of 10 (90%) (used for quorum calculation)
Minutes 14 November 2013 TC Meeting
Motion to approve: Bill
Second: John Tolbert
VOTE: APPROVED unanimously
II. Adminstrivia
Schedule for TC meetings
There will be NO meeting two weeks. The next call will be the 9th of
January.
RFC7061 - MIME type
Please review and comment as appropriate.
GeoXACML and XACML Policy Administration Web Service
Jan posted the latest spec. The TC is asked to take a look at it.
ITU-T XACML v2 -> v3 document
Hal: The ITU-T generated an auxiliary document that describes the
changes from XACML v2 to v3. They had reached out to TC looking
for some sort of endorsement/comment from the TC.
Erik: I think it is a good document. The question is if it is
detailed enough?
Rich: It appears that there are some details that should be called
out. I am not sure if we have time to do this before their
next meeting.
Hal: The level of detail is always arbitrary. Let's review this and
be prepared at the next meeting to formally discuss an
endorsement. Please direct input to the list between now and then.
XACML v3.0 Related and Nested Entities Profile
Steven: the only real outstanding issue in open discussion is the
"Domain/Range" nomenclature.
John: I would prefer "Quantifer-Domain" for clarity.
Hal: based upon feedback the TC will leave this to Steven's
discretion.
III. Issues
Using higher-order bag functions with IP & DNS functions
Hal walked through his proposal
Bill: I would like to see a more general solution that would for
ranges that do not match a subnet mask. I have posted my
proposal for handling this to the list.
Steven: The introduction of greater-than and less-than functions
John: The proposed wildcard solution would lead to a very large
number of entries to cover an organization with many levels
of DNS domain depth
John: I will be soliciting volunteers to help generate examples for
the Profile
Recursion limits question raised on list
Hal: There is not much more that can be done by the TC on this
matter in my opinion.
DLP-NAC: Multiple Resource-IDs in a single request
John reviewed his use case for copying content from one resource-id
to another.
Hal: the use case looks like it can be broken down to a read, then a
read action. Attempting to solve this in a single question
doesn't fit the PDP model.
Steven: There are ways to around this but it dependent up on the
specific mechanics of the case.
Hal: it's a real head scratcher what the real resource is in this
situation.
John: We will propose in the next authorized application Boolean data
type ("whitelisting")
Hal: a code based Subject is another option.
meeting adjourned.
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