This seems like an obvious improvement that could be backwards-compatible with the current draft and would allow senders to explicitly enumerate those third parties that are allowed to sign on their behalf.
If I am missing some other way to do this or there is some reason why this makes no sense, just explain it to me.
- Mike Wolf
On 3/27/06, Tony Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I make no assumption on the question of TXT versus other DNS RR's at
all. I view this topic to be totally orthogonal to the DNS question and
unrelated. I see having o=~ as difficult to remember, describe and use,
irrespective of what the DNS record looks like otherwise.
Tony Hansen
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Mark Delany wrote:
> On Sun, Mar 26, 2006 at 10:45:31PM -0500, Tony Hansen allegedly wrote:
>> As promised at the dkim meeting, I'm resending a suggestion about o=
>> that was sent in November and again in February.
>>
>> At the Wednesday meeting, it was suggested that we replace the single
>> character o=? (etc.) tags with tags like o=WEAK (etc.). The thrust of
>> the messages was that we should use something that is even more meaningful.
>
> One question Tony. Are you assuming that TXT will remain as the only
> Policy/Practice retrieval mechanism? If a new RR is eventually
> described, does that obviate the need to anglicize the current format?
> Or does that depend on when "eventually" is?
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