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Docker Hub Hacked – 190k accounts, GitHub tokens revoked, Builds disabled
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FYI reported on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19763413 Apparently people may have received emails about this. Precautionary actions will need to be taken! Keong
FYI reported on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19763413 Apparently people may have received emails about this. Precautionary actions will need to be taken! Keong
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Keong Lim
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#clamp #policy #security #kubernetes #oom CLAMP request to POLICY java.security.cert.CertificateException: No subject alternative DNS name matching pdp.onap-dgermain found.
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Hi Jorge, I have already done that since I found that « pdp » is included the subject alternative aliases. Good idea had the same I updated the helm chart to remove the namespace. That allowed me to g
Hi Jorge, I have already done that since I found that « pdp » is included the subject alternative aliases. Good idea had the same I updated the helm chart to remove the namespace. That allowed me to g
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dgermain
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#clamp #policy #security #kubernetes #oom CLAMP request to POLICY java.security.cert.CertificateException: No subject alternative DNS name matching pdp.onap-dgermain found.
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Hello Daniel, try changing the pdp url in your clamp configuration to use host “pdp” (instead of the “pdp.onap-dgermain” with the custom namespace you’re using, assuming you have all components runnin
Hello Daniel, try changing the pdp url in your clamp configuration to use host “pdp” (instead of the “pdp.onap-dgermain” with the custom namespace you’re using, assuming you have all components runnin
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Jorge Hernandez
· #13619
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#clamp #policy #security #kubernetes #oom CLAMP request to POLICY java.security.cert.CertificateException: No subject alternative DNS name matching pdp.onap-dgermain found.
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When trying to submit a closed loop using CLAMP I get the following SSL error when clamp try to connect to POLICY/pdp because the SSL certificate from policy/pdp has subject: CN=policy,EMAIL=#1600,OU=
When trying to submit a closed loop using CLAMP I get the following SSL error when clamp try to connect to POLICY/pdp because the SSL certificate from policy/pdp has subject: CN=policy,EMAIL=#1600,OU=
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dgermain
· #13617
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[ONAP Helpdesk #61994] [linuxfoundation.org #61994] RE: [onap-tsc] Allow non-PTLs to view/edit the CLM security wiki pages
#security
#clm
We've been successfully using SonarLint https://www.sonarlint.org/ for pre-commit static analysis. Every developer is required to run it before submitting his/her changes for review. You can bind the
We've been successfully using SonarLint https://www.sonarlint.org/ for pre-commit static analysis. Every developer is required to run it before submitting his/her changes for review. You can bind the
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Vitaliy Emporopulo
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[ONAP Helpdesk #61994] [linuxfoundation.org #61994] RE: [onap-tsc] Allow non-PTLs to view/edit the CLM security wiki pages
#security
#clm
+1 on being able to scan a commit rather than having to go through whole merge process - if that is possible, it would allow a committer to work these issues without having to wait for Non-author code
+1 on being able to scan a commit rather than having to go through whole merge process - if that is possible, it would allow a committer to work these issues without having to wait for Non-author code
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Jimmy Forsyth
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[ONAP Helpdesk #61994] [linuxfoundation.org #61994] RE: [onap-tsc] Allow non-PTLs to view/edit the CLM security wiki pages
#security
#clm
Issue closed for myself - keep as-is for the wiki security lockdown Had a discussion with Roger just now that jogged my brain (I jogged in the forest a couple days ago) - and I completely forgot about
Issue closed for myself - keep as-is for the wiki security lockdown Had a discussion with Roger just now that jogged my brain (I jogged in the forest a couple days ago) - and I completely forgot about
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[ONAP Helpdesk #61994] [linuxfoundation.org #61994] RE: [onap-tsc] Allow non-PTLs to view/edit the CLM security wiki pages
#security
#clm
Catherine, The situation on the ground is more fluid - we may get someone to fix a CLM issue for a couple hours - then they get assigned to other work. All of us are security experts as some point. A
Catherine, The situation on the ground is more fluid - we may get someone to fix a CLM issue for a couple hours - then they get assigned to other work. All of us are security experts as some point. A
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[onap-tsc] Allow non-PTLs to view/edit the CLM security wiki pages
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#security
Good morning Michael, Manoop, As previously discussed, we are not authorized to copy/paste the complete CLM report to the ONAP wiki. What you can or can’t do - has been previously documented here: htt
Good morning Michael, Manoop, As previously discussed, we are not authorized to copy/paste the complete CLM report to the ONAP wiki. What you can or can’t do - has been previously documented here: htt
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Catherine LEFEVRE
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[onap-tsc] Allow non-PTLs to view/edit the CLM security wiki pages
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#security
+1 The Portal team also in similar situation. The two security experts in our team are not PTL or committers, so they cannot access the CLM reports leading to delay in analyzing the impact and action
+1 The Portal team also in similar situation. The two security experts in our team are not PTL or committers, so they cannot access the CLM reports leading to delay in analyzing the impact and action
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Manoop Talasila
· #12898
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Allow non-PTLs to view/edit the CLM security wiki pages
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Hi, I was wondering if we can get the security rules relaxed – currently I would need to copy/paste wiki content for other members of the team doing the CLM work. Thank you /michael
Hi, I was wondering if we can get the security rules relaxed – currently I would need to copy/paste wiki content for other members of the team doing the CLM work. Thank you /michael
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· #12896
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Allow non-PTLs to view/edit the CLM security wiki pages
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#security
Team, Hi, I have a request on behalf of my team and likely others. The CLM security pages are locked down too tightly – I would like other members of the team – in particular Prudence Au (my co-PTL al
Team, Hi, I have a request on behalf of my team and likely others. The CLM security pages are locked down too tightly – I would like other members of the team – in particular Prudence Au (my co-PTL al
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· #12851
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