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Title : SILC Message Flag Payloads
Author(s) : P. Riikonen
Filename : draft-riikonen-flags-payloads-02.txt
Pages : 8
Date : 2002-12-9
This memo describes the data payloads associated with the SILC Message
Flags, as defined in the SILC Packet Protocol Internet Draft [SILC2]. The purpose of
the Message Flags is to augment the function of the Message Payload used to send both
private and channel messages, by allowing the sender to tell the receiver what type of
data the payload includes, and how the data should be processed. Some of the Message
Flags may define additional payloads to be associated with the flag, and this memo
describes these payloads.
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