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19:55:50 <trackbot> Zakim, this will be CRYPT
19:55:50 <Zakim> ok, trackbot
19:55:51 <trackbot> Meeting: Web Cryptography Working Group Teleconference
19:55:51 <trackbot> Date: 04 April 2016
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20:03:34 <hhalpin> we are indeed doing the phone call
20:04:04 <hhalpin> Zakim, pick a scribe
20:04:04 <Zakim> I don't who is present, hhalpin
20:04:24 <markw> present+ markw
20:04:33 <hhalpin> \me name: whatever they said
20:04:34 <engelke> hhalpin: Told engelke how to scribe
20:04:44 <hhalpin> ... whatever they said
20:05:36 <engelke> hhalpin: We need to get some resolution
20:06:04 <engelke> ... we do not know the opinions of Microsoft and Mozilla. Even Google is divided on this.
20:07:23 <engelke> ... Agenda from Viginie is status on the tests (hhalpin can give quick update)
20:07:29 <hhalpin> topic: test status
20:07:38 <engelke> ... had test the web forward training last week. Had three volunteers on call.
20:08:02 <engelke> ... Encountered some Windows bugs, but got it working.
20:08:13 <engelke> ... Netflix and Mozilla would like to do another training.
20:08:54 <engelke> ryan hurst: Had opportunity to meet with a bunch of people on tests last week.
20:09:23 <engelke> ... Jim will take on the import tests.
20:10:18 <engelke> jimsch: Has not had much time. Dividing work into bite-size chunks, but out of office for next two weeks.
20:11:18 <engelke> hhalpin: Next topic: open bugs. ASN.1 encoding thread issue.
20:12:03 <engelke> ryan hurst: Spoke to a few people. Keeping ASN1 support makes sense, but what exactly does that mean.
20:12:41 <engelke> ... A profile for pkcs8 and spki is palatable, but need to work out what would be acceptable.
20:12:55 <engelke> ... profile would need to be documented.
20:13:31 <engelke> ... ASN.1 encoders and parsers have not historically been strong on interoperability, so we need to define what is needed in that area.
20:13:44 <engelke> ... I think it's totally possible.
20:14:47 <engelke> hhalpin: Virginie posted an ambitious schedule for remaining work.
20:15:13 <engelke> ... We may have three to four months to get this handled in order to meet schedule.
20:15:37 <engelke> ryan hurst: Less concerned about W3C schedule than making sure it's right. Schedule
20:15:53 <engelke> ... is important, but secondary. Six months seems possible.
20:16:23 <engelke> ... Need participation writing tests from several people to finish in that time.
20:17:57 <engelke> markw: Still have outstanding task of moving things to GitHub.
20:18:14 <engelke> hhalpin: Hopefully will be done by next meeting. Already halfway there.
20:18:48 <engelke> ... Other issue is key discovery note published. Everything okay with that?
20:19:24 <engelke> ... Going to reach out to Mozilla to make sure they attend the next call.
20:19:36 <engelke> ... Is this call time still acceptable?
20:20:02 <engelke> ryan hurst: Every two weeks is okay once people are writing tests.
20:21:23 <engelke> hhalpin: The big remaining issue is the ASN.1 profile.
20:21:40 <engelke> ... See you all in two weeks.
20:22:07 <hhalpin> thanks for scribing engelke!
20:24:07 <hhalpin> RRSAgent, draft minutes
20:24:07 <RRSAgent> I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2016/04/04-crypto-minutes.html hhalpin
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