>From "Mark J. Roberts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> A problem with banning date-redirects in KSKs is that it would requrire the
>> SSKs private key to redirect into that SSK. Being able to redirect into
>> someone else's SSK is useful functionality we probably don't want to
forbid.
>
>But why can't you redirect to their date-updating redirect in their
>subspace? Like KSK@mylink -> SSK@yourssk/yourstuff ->
>SSK@yourssk/20001231000000-yourstuff.
You don't have the key to yourssk to insert yourstuff, which either fell off
the network, or is undesireable (misconfigured, or maybe the interval is too
small; you can multiply the interval by any positive integer and everything
still works)
I'm not saying this will happen a lot, but it will happen. If a certain IRC
backbuffer is correct, It's already happened at least once with the redirect I
inserted for testing.
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Benjamin Coates
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