Benjamin Coates <coates at windmail.net> writes: > What makes you think people don't hand-generate keys?
People don't hand-generate the public keys in the SSKs they request. > If this became the standard, in order to have a reasonably simple > key, I'd have to insert a SSK or KSK redirect to the DBR, which puts > us right back to where we started. So "reasonably simple" excludes all SSKs? Because the baseline and increment aren't going to look any more complicated than the public key. > Nobody needs to care about the baseline and increment values except > the person doing the inserting and the client. Forcing linkers and > end-users to deal with that is unnecessary and will be a source of > error (IMHO, everyone will just assume that DBRs will always have > default baseline and increment values, thus making it difficult to > have a useful page with non-default ones) People are not going to change the baseline and increment values any more than they change the public key on an SSK. -S _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devl
