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Siegetank Backend
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Any way to Open source ocore? #25

Open kyleabeauchamp opened 10 years ago

kyleabeauchamp commented 10 years ago

If possible, it would be great if most of the ocore were in an public open source repository, with only the security sensitive code private. Obviously that's a long term goal.

For example, we've talked about the possibility of using ocore as a driver code for locally-run cluster computations. For this to be broadly used, I think it's probably going to be necessary for the scientific code to be open source and public.

proteneer commented 10 years ago

+1 this is on my long term goal. I will strip out the core directory into its own repo eventually probably.

kyleabeauchamp commented 10 years ago

Sounds good, no rush

jchodera commented 10 years ago

+1!

cxhernandez commented 8 years ago

Can this be done by using environment variables to point to the certs instead of hard coding them in?

cc @mpharrigan

jchodera commented 8 years ago

Would be great to open this up.

peastman commented 8 years ago

I'd certainly like it if we could do this eventually. Having the source code all open doesn't prevent us from digitally signing the binaries, so we can still distinguish between cores we built and ones other people compiled.