mhausenblas: I guess the default should be FOAF+SSL?
timbl: Assumes agents (or classes of them) are identified by URI as authenticated by foaf+ssl
danbri: Seems to have evolved since i last looked
PovAddict: best way to create a new vocabulary is to first create a data example
mhausenblas: still a bit buggy - comments and patches welcome ;)
mhausenblas: http://bitbucket.org/mhausenblas/lidaman/ - the hg repository
mhausenblas: http://bitbucket.org/mhausenblas/lidaman/ - the hg repository
Shepard: Proof-of-concept for OWL 2 RL
danbri: Now with added RDFa
danbri: Interesting model for translations...
danbri: Interesting model for translations...
tobyink: Inspired by danbri's recent e-mails, I'm putting together a Perl module that verifies an RDF file's wot:assurance triples.
tobyink: e.g. RDF file <foo> asserts { <foo> wot:assurance <foo.asc> } then the module will check that foo.asc is a GPG signature for foo.
tobyink: Currently is able to verify GPG and MD5SUMS / SHA1SUMS files.
danbri: It'd be good to document some tricksy scenarios, like use of this from a machine in an airport on untrusted and mischievous wifi. APIs wrapped around the secure stuff should encourage apps to bear such possibilities in mind...
tobyink: MD5SUMS files might seem useless, because an attacker could theoretically verify them. But if the MD5SUMS file lives on a separate server to the original data, then it actually becomes quite useful.
tobyink: e.g. RDF file <foo> asserts { <foo> wot:assurance <foo.asc> } then the module will check that foo.asc is a GPG signature for foo.
tobyink: Currently is able to verify GPG and MD5SUMS / SHA1SUMS files.
danbri: It'd be good to document some tricksy scenarios, like use of this from a machine in an airport on untrusted and mischievous wifi. APIs wrapped around the secure stuff should encourage apps to bear such possibilities in mind...
tobyink: MD5SUMS files might seem useless, because an attacker could theoretically verify them. But if the MD5SUMS file lives on a separate server to the original data, then it actually becomes quite useful.