Hi all,
I've written a draft of the new Rx security class we discussed at the
Edinburgh hackathon. This security class uses plaintext application-layer
peer identity assertions to avoid processing of RPCs which were
misdirected to the wrong peer when there have been intervening transport
address renumbering events. It also defines some new behavior with
respect to peer binding on connection objects with the epoch multi-homing
bit asserted.
Until the IETF draft submission tool is online next week, you may retrieve
the draft from the following locations:
via afs:
/afs/sinenomine.net/user/tkeiser/public_html/draft-tkeiser-rxrpc-sec-clear-00.txt
/afs/sinenomine.net/user/tkeiser/public_html/draft-tkeiser-rxrpc-sec-clear-00.html
/afs/sinenomine.net/user/tkeiser/public_html/draft-tkeiser-rxrpc-sec-clear-00.xml
via http:
http://openafs.sinenomine.net/~tkeiser/draft-tkeiser-rxrpc-sec-clear-00.txt
http://openafs.sinenomine.net/~tkeiser/draft-tkeiser-rxrpc-sec-clear-00.html
http://openafs.sinenomine.net/~tkeiser/draft-tkeiser-rxrpc-sec-clear-00.xml
-Tom
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