Nitpicking is why I posted so quickly :)  Please post an edited version!

On 11/9/18, 9:51 AM, "Alexey Melnikov" <[email protected]> wrote:

    Sorry for nitpicking, but below are my corrections to the minutes. I can
    just send the updated version instead of a patch.
    
    > ## Email TLS certs and EMAIL end-user certs, 15 minutes
    >     Who will read?  Ready for WGLC?
    > 
    > Paul Hofman: I don't understand the proposed change
    > Alexey: At the moment service/port are single. If you wanted to issue 
multiple
    > ports (IMAP/IMAPS) it needs to be multiple requests.
    > Paul: I see no reason not to have multiple services.
    > Chaair: One array or two?
    > Alexey: One array
    > Richard: I'm confused. This document is talking about authenticating
    > DNS, but what would go into a certificate is a Domain.
    > Alexey: In theory you could issue SRV based IDs. In the most common use 
cases
    > that won't be used.
    
    Change to: In the most common use cases DNS IDs would be issued instead.
    
    > Richard: I think this should be updated to cover SRV.
    
    Insert: Alexey: SRV is already covered in the document.
    
    > DKG: I want to agree with Richard. If it's just on name, this is too 
complex.
    > Several steps need including
    > Alexey: For DNS there will be slightly specific service name.
    
    Change to: For DNS challenge, there service name is included in the DNS
    name used for the ACME challenge.
    (_<port>._<service>._acme-challenge.<domain> TXT record.)
    
    I think Richard also suggested to create a new DNS-based ACME challenge
    type.
    
    > DKG: If the cert being requested isn't specifically for the service, this
    > could open an attack to other services for other protocols
    > AI: Alexey to add some clarifying text, Richard to send some
    > AI: After next draft, WGLC; READ
    > 
    > Paul Hoffman: These details aren't clear in the current draft.
    > Richard: We have a copy of layers of indirection, what I am least clear 
on is
    > the mapping of service to certificate. CA's may want to include SRV into 
the
    > cert if you show control of the domain.
    > Alexey: I'm hoping they'll issue certs with the port
    
    Change to: I'm hoping they'll issue certs with the service name
    
    > Richard: I suggest you implement SRV service IDs
    > Tim: SRV has been discussed but not implemented
    > Tim: The assumption all zones in a domain are controlled by the same 
identity is no longer true.
    > Alexey: I am developing software that could develop software to validate 
these, but first I need CAs to issue certs against this.
    
    Change to: I am developing client side software that validate these, but
    first I need CAs to issue certs against this.
    > 
    > 
    
    I think it is worth pointing out here that now we moved on to the S/MIME
    document:
    
    > Yaron: Are you expecting end user to perform this challenge?
    > Alexey: Yes, possibly through copy/pasting the challenge.
    
    Change the above 2:
    
    Yaron: Are you expecting end user to perform this challenge or email client?
    Alexey: Both. If email client doesn't support this natively, it is
    possible to copy&past the challenge to an external program and then
    create a reply with the calculated result.
    
    
    > Chair: Is there any provisiion for multiple clients?
    
    Alexey: yes
    
    > AI: Tim H and dkg said they would review
    
    

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