Earlier today, Toni Stoev wrote:
% But the locator may actually be a path.
Toni,
No, a locator cannot name a specific path.
By the basic definition of a Locator,
it names a place, not a path.
That definition of the term "Locator" is broadly
accepted within this RG, across multiple proposals
(e.g. LISP, ILNP, and several others). I second Noel's
suggestion to re-read IEN-19. For that matter,
it would be helpful to re-read IEN-23 and IEN-1.
Yours,
Ran
PS: IEN-1 is only available in PDF, not in text/plain.
Please see this URL:
http://postel.org/ien/pdf/ien001.pdf
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