>From Brandon [...]
>Some things should go in the key (pubkey, docname). I think we should >expand this slightly to include baseline and interval because DBRs are so >*fundamental* to locating files on Freenet. >I certainly don't think that a mapfile or splitfile should go in a URI. How are date-based redirects more "fundamental" for locating the data they point to than mapfiles or splitfile are to their data? How do we determine what deserves to be in key syntax and what goes in control documents? Encryption keys, public keys, and document names have to be in keys, because it is impossible to remove them from the keys and still have a functional and secure system. The same goes for the document name part of a mapfile. If it were possible to remove any of these and have it still work, I'd probably be all for it. Putting baseline and increment into a key does not make anything possible that was not possible before... What's the advantage? -- Benjamin Coates _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devl
