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|SecReview feature goal=We, the Mozilla Calendar Project, would like to provide nightly updates to our users using the addons manager and an update.rdf script, as described here [1]. | |||
To do so, I have created a PHP script that serves the right update links based on the current date, the installed build id, the rapid release schedule and a few parameters usually supplied by the addons manager. The script requires no maintenance, as the current goal is to only serve updates for the -central and -aurora channels. Updates on the -beta channel will be served via addons.mozilla.org | |||
The script can be found in bug 723273 will likely be put on the generic cluster and served via https only at <https://calendar.mozilla.org>. | |||
[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Extension_Versioning,_Update_and_Compatibility#Automatic_Add-on_Update_Checking | |||
|SecReview solution chosen=AMO not agile enough for add-ons under active development. AMO is appropriate for Beta and Release versions but not nightly. | |||
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Note: This was mostly opsec concerns and things were fine on that end. | |||