On Tue, 23 Jun 2009, Emilio Pozuelo Monfort wrote:
> From an NM point of view, my feeling is:
>
> "I hope the Keyring Maintainers and the DSA don't feel like reviewing
> everything
> *again* to add my key to the keyring and to give me access to the developer
> machines"
Speaking with my DSA hat on, the DAM informs us (keyring and DSA team)
that there is a new developer.
Once the new person's key is in the keyring we then simply create the
account. There's nothing to *review* per se since the DAM has already
decided that said new user is a DD and our policy is to give every DD
access to project machines*.
Cheers,
weasel
*) So, while who or who is not a DD is DAM's authority, deciding who
or who will not have shells on d.o machines is DSA's.
So in theory DSA could of course decide that we mistrust a given
person to such an extend that we will not grant him shell access to
project machines. That person would still be a DD by the DAM's fiat,
they just wouldn't have a shell on d.o machines. But then things
must be really really wrong to have gotten that far. Hopefully not
very likely.
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