Project:Security/Powers

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This document lists the permissions people get during the recruiment process for Gentoo Security.

Powers

Warning
This document has not been updated for years and does not reflect the current status of Gentoo Security.

GLSAMaker account

Access to the GLSAMaker tool. This power can be granted by security team members, by editing on toucan the /var/www/dev.gentoo.org/glsamaker/.htpasswd file and adding the result of /usr/sbin/htpasswd2 -nm user_to_add .

glsa-commits@gentoo.org alias

Your email address should be added to the glsa-commits@gentoo.org alias, which receives GLSA draft requests and diffs. This can be granted by security leads or infra people.

Channel Op

Channel operator rights on #gentoo-security. This power can be granted by klieber.

Gentoo developer status

Gentoo developer status, which should provide a @gentoo.org email address, a listing on the roll-call developer list and editbugs rights for your Bugzilla account. This needs devrel approval and infra powers.

Gentoo developer account

This gives a Gentoo developer account on dev.gentoo.org, which is needed for CVS access. This needs developer status and infra powers.

Security project team listing membership

You should get added to the Security project team roster. This can be granted by security developers, by editing the project page contents.

Bugzilla Gentoo Security group membership

You should be added as a member of the Gentoo Security BugZilla group. This allows you to see security-restricted bugs. This can be granted by koon or infra people.

security@gentoo.org alias

Your developer email address should be added to the security@gentoo.org alias. This can be granted by security leads or infra people.

security-audit@gentoo.org alias

Your developer email address is added to the security-audit@gentoo.org alias. This can be granted by security leads or infra people.

kern-sec@gentoo.org alias

Your developer email address is added to the kern-sec@gentoo.org alias. This can be granted by security leads or infra people.

gentoo-announce posting rights

Your email account should be cleared to post to the gentoo-announce mailing-list. This can be granted by infra people.

cvssecurity commit rights

You should get commit rights to security documents (GLSA, security pages, security project pages). This can be granted by infra people.

www_glsamaker group

Your username should appear in dev.gentoo.org www_glsamaker group. This allows you to act on glsamaker directories directly (for cleanup or direct drafts editing). This can be granted by infra people.

Vendor-sec clearance

You receive vendor-sec mails. This can be granted by klieber.

Who gets what

Scout Apprentice On probation Team member Senior member Subproject leads Audit member Kernel member
GLSAMaker x x x x o
glsa-commits alias o x x x o
Channel Op x x x x x
Developer status x x x x x x
Developer account x x x x x
Security team listing x x x x x x
Bugzilla Security group x x x x
security alias x x x x
security-audit alias o x o x
kern-sec alias o x o x
gentoo_announce access x x
cvssecurity commit x x
www_glsamaker group x x
vendorsec clearance x

x: must have

o: on-demand


This page is based on a document formerly found on our main website gentoo.org.
The following people contributed to the original document: Thierry Carrez, keytoaster
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