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DSS TC Conference Call has been modified by Robert Zuccherato (robert.zuccherato@entrust.com).

Event description:
The dial in numbers are:

+1 613 688 3270
Passcode: 123 626#

Agenda:
Agenda for Digital Signature Services Technical Committee Meeting

Date:  Monday, May 5, 2003, 12:00-1:00 pm Eastern time.
Dial-In Information:  +1 613 688 3270 Passcode: 123 626#

1.  Welcome by chair.
	-Approve agenda.
2.  Roll call.
3.  Approve minutes of previous meeting.
	-Minutes of DSS TC Meeting April 7, 2003 available at
	 http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/dss/download.php/1462/meeting%2040703%20minutes.txt
4.  Linking-Based Timestamping Protocols  (Continued from last meeting)
	-At the last meeting Dimitri described the linking timestamp protocols.
	 (See minutes.)  The suggestion was made that in order to fully 
	 specify how to use these protocols in a manner that is truly interoperable
	 we would need to specify the server-to-server protocol to transfer
	 the verification data.  This sounds like a lot of work.  Do we want to
	 take on that work at this time or do we want to leave it for a future
	 version?
5.  XKMS Last Call Draft
	-The XKMS WG has requested any comments we may have on their Last Call
	 Working Draft.  (See http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/dss/200304/msg00078.html.)
	 After discussion on the list, I posted a suggested response that 
	 indicated it might be nice to query a DSS client's key and receive 
	 information on the DSS server to which the client has delegated 
	 signatures.  (See http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/dss/200305/msg00004.html.)
	 Are we okay with this response?
6.  Identifying Requester
	-There has been quite a bit of discussion on methods for the DSS server
	 to identify the signature requester.  In his latest requirements draft
	 Trevor suggested that we leave the question entirely to higher-level
	 standards (See http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/dss/200304/msg00123.html.)
	 I suggested a compromise position in which we specify an extensible
	 list and leave it up to higher-level standards how to deal with them.
	 (See http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/dss/200305/msg00005.html.)
	 Can we come to agreement on something here?
7.  Next Steps
	-Assuming we come to agreement on agenda items 4 and 5, I believe we '
	 will have come to consensus (for the time being) on our Requirements 
	 draft.  I would then like to see us start work on developing the 
	 required protocols.  We have had a number of submissions of particular
	 protocols that people are using or have developed.  Do any of them 
	 make sense as a starting point given our requirements?  Should we just
	 start from scratch and take the features of each that seem attractive?
	 Does it make sense to have a face-to-face to start this work?
8.  Any other business.
9.  Close.


Date:  Monday, 05 May 2003
Time:  12:00pm - 01:00pm Eastern Time

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