> trying to produce predictable and easily controllable behaviour
> keep configuration simple and flexible.
Yes, yes, and yes. :-)
> If you don't care about IPaddresses James will work fine when you ignore
> that section
If you really DON'T care, James will work fine if you ignore that attribute.
If you DO care, then you can turn off auto-discovery, and add (or not) the
IP addresses manually. I do believe that satisfying the RFC should be the
default polarity, but I had added the configurability that you requested.
I think we agree. I just don't think that it requires a separate element to
do this.
--- Noel
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