--On Wednesday, October 14, 2009 08:46:09 PM -0400 Tom Keiser
<[email protected]> wrote:
I'm not sure advisory byte life is going to be satisfactory for all
rxgk use cases. Consider the afs3 volume dump and forward RPCs, which
treat the split interface as a long-lived bulk transport. We know
that there are sites which routinely move several terabytes of data
under a single split call, over periods of many hours. Given the
extremely large amounts of data being transported, and the relatively
long time periods over which a split call can exist, I think we would
be remiss to ignore the rekeying problem.
Yes, this is an issue. I think we decided at the time that it wasn't worth
worrying about, but that decision is probably worth revisiting.
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