On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, Tavin Cole wrote: > Well, we can begin the section after the // with a character that's > reserved according to the URI RFC. If a docname wants to use that > character it would have to be %-encoded in the URI.
freenet:DBR at TdC~TRQouEmAs7pa41omKFXF1v0QAgE[,increment[,baseline]]/wumpus freenet:SSK at TdC~TRQouEmAs7pa41omKFXF1v0QAgE//#[increment[,baseline]]-wumpus Overloading "//" is a bad idea (a single slash might be better). IMHO keeping base64-encoded data out of the documentname field is a very good thing, so I'm in favor of the DBR@ format. For example: freenet:DBR at TdC~TRQouEmAs7pa41omKFXF1v0QAgE,Qa4w2X,4Fhw9l/wumpus freenet:SSK at TdC~TRQouEmAs7pa41omKFXF1v0QAgE//#Qa4w2X,4Fhw9l-wumpus > Also, I can't see why anyone would ever need to deviate from using the > value of the epoch as the baseline. If you wanted your site to update at, say, 8AM local time as opposed to midnight UTC every day. -- Satan, oscillate my metallic sonatas! Mark Roberts | mjr at statesmean.com _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devl
