DSA candidates
assigned
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binutils
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bouncycastle
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chromium-browser
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commons-beanutils
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commons-httpclient
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fossil
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gdb
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getmail4
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httpcomponents-client
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imagemagick
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konversation
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libhibernate-validator-java
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libphp-snoopy
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libvncserver
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lighttpd
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openjdk-6
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openssl
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php5
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polarssl
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rails
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rsync
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squid
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tomcat6
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wireshark
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xdg-utils
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zendframework
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znc
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asterisk/stable
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c-icap/stable
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dpkg/stable
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gnutls26/stable
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haskell-tls/stable
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icedove/stable
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jquery/stable
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kde-workspace/stable
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libapache-poi-java/stable
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libspring-java/stable
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linux/stable
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mantis/stable
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ocsigenserver/stable
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openjdk-7/stable
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ppp/stable
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requests/stable
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ruby-actionpack-2.3/stable
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ruby-actionpack-3.2/stable
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ruby-sprockets/stable
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ruby1.8/stable
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smarty3/stable
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tomcatjss/stable
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trafficserver/stable
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The above is a list of DSA candidates based on the tracker's information.
One should evaluate the candidates and either add them to dsa-needed.txt
or consider tagging them no-dsa.
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