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Board of Directors Meeting Agenda
June 22, 2005
1. Call to order
The meeting was scheduled for 10:00 PST -0800 and was begun at
10:03 when a sufficient attendance to constitute a quorum was
recognized by the chairman. The meeting was held by teleconference,
hosted by Jim Jagielski and Covalent.
IRC #asfboard on irc.freenode.net was used for backup
purposes.
2. Roll Call
Directors Present:
Ken Coar
Justin Erenkrantz
Dirk-Willem van Gulik
Jim Jagielski
Ben Laurie
Stefano Mazzocchi
Sam Ruby
Greg Stein
Sander Striker
Directors Absent:
none
Guests:
Chuck Murcko (Treasurer)
3. Minutes from previous meetings
Minutes in Subversion are found under the URL:
https://svn.apache.org/repos/private/foundation/
Append the minutes URIs to that to access them through the Web.
A. The meeting of April 27, 2005
SVN - board/board_minutes_2005_04_27.txt
Approved by General Consent.
B. The meeting of May 18, 2005
SVN - board/board_minutes_2005_05_18.txt
Approved by General Consent.
4. Officer Reports
A. Chairman [Greg]
The Board held an IRC conference to talk about many issues that
are confronting the ASF at this time. No decisions were made in
private -- the ideas from the meeting have been incorporated
into this agenda. A large part of the discussion, and a concern
for the ASF, is better management of legal issues.
During the past month, we have also been welcoming our new
members into the ASF.
B. President [Dirk]
Annual members meeting, sharp increase in press requests,
BXA/CCN number assignment still not solved. Need to ask
Ken about procedure Hardship cases.
Request for exec session.
i. Infrastructure [Sander]
See Attachment L
C. Treasurer [Chuck]
Lockbox papers have been filed with Wells Fargo. I am awaiting
a response from them. When Lockbox goes active, the mailing
address for contributions will change.
Office expenses have been mailed to Jim.
We received a check for $6695 from IBM last month which has been
deposited and shows in our current balances. We have also received
a check for $2000 from Red Mountain Technologies that has not yet
deposited.
Current balances (as of 12/15/2004):
Paypal $5471.78
Checking $27041.55
Premium Mkt. $100594.81
Total $133108.14
D. Exec. V.P. and Secretary [Jim]
Jim reported that that big event in the last month was the
annual ASF Members Meeting, which was held via IRC on
May 24th. There was a good turnout and, in general, there
were less complaints about advance notice or scheduling
issues than in previous years.
The ASF Voter Tool was used, with the additional result of
renewed interest in updating and improving the tool, to
be easier to use and possibly more self-contained. The
'voter-dev' mailing list was created to coordinate the
efforts.
We have received almost all the required member applications
from the new members, and we are, as usual, receiving a steady
input of iCLAs, with the occasional CCLA. No mailing has
been received which requires board attention or action.
5. Committee Reports
A. Apache APR Project [Cliff Woolley]
See Attachment A
Approved by General Consent.
B. Apache Excalibur Project [J Aaron Farr]
See Attachment B
Approved by General Consent.
C. Apache Gump Project [Stefan Bodewig]
See Attachment C
Approved by General Consent.
D. Apache Jakarta Project [Henri Yandell]
See Attachment D
Approved by General Consent.
E. Apache Lucene Project [Doug Cutting]
See Attachment E
No report received or submitted.
F. Apache Portals Project [Santiago Gala]
See Attachment F
No report received or submitted.
G. Apache SpamAssassin Project [Daniel Quinlan]
See Attachment G
Approved by General Consent.
H. Apache Web Services Project [Davanum Srinivas]
See Attachment H
A few issues were noted by various board members. First of all,
it was reported that Dims was "forced" off the Oasis mailing
list and delegated to "observer" status. It was also noted that
the Oasis IPR Policy, as well as other protocols and policies
which affect WS (especially WS Security Standards) could be
a potential problem and issue with the WS Project. Ben
indicated that, not under his ASF hat, he was attending a
meeting regarding InfoCard, specifically regarding security
and open standards relating to it.
Because of these questions and issues, the board did NOT
approve the WS Project report, and will request a revised
and updated report for the next board meeting.
I. Apache XMLBeans Project [Cliff Schmidt]
See Attachment I
Approved by General Consent.
J. Apache Maven Project [Jason van Zyl]
See Attachment J
Jim volunteered for the Action Item of "hooking" Geir up
with the Maven project, regarding their interest in JSR 277.
Approved by General Consent.
K. Apache Logging Project [Mark Womack]
See Attachment K
Approved by General Consent.
L. Apache Xerces Project [Gareth Reakes]
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