possible.
So +cwt is better than +cose+cbor, even though +cose+cbor is a superset of
+cwt. (Every CWT is a COSE object)
I'm not even sure that +cose+cbor ever makes sense, since +cose implies +cbor.
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has a non-specific handler that would like to decode as much as possible.
For instance, wireshark/tcpdump, or your favourite software IDE.
I have just sent requests to media-types for +cwt and +cose to go through
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My reading is that we can have +cose for the cost of an Expert Review.
application/cose is already registered.
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at voucher+ysig is meaningful (or accurate) for
us, because we also COSE sign it, which not every YANG-SID use will do.
So I just don't know what to do, but I think we what have done is wrong.
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ide the signed
part. So, if we'd call it application/eat+cwt, then we ought also call it
application/voucher+ysid
It seems that we ought to have registered +ysid in RFC9254.
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> Contact me for the network ID, after installing it, you do:
> pippin-[~] mcr 10015 %sudo zerotier-cli join dbCOFFEE12345678
Actually, I had only setup "pippin" in host mode, and not in L2-bridged mode
for the rest of my IETF HackVPN VLAN.
57:39.616159 IP 10.10.209.41.9993 > 209.87.249.16.20410: UDP, length 122
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Michael Richardson wrote:
> COSE CHAIRS: can we have 5 minutes for this discussion?
> I guess I can make two slides tomorrow and get Thomas to co-author them.
I guess we didn't get any time at COSE.
https://github.com/anima-wg/voucher/blob/main/presentations/ietf116-cose-mime-c
Smith, Ned wrote:
> Does it belong with the "EAT Media Types" topic, or is it a separate
topic?
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>> mcr+i...@sandelman.ca<mailto:mcr+i...@sandelman.ca> wrote:
>> > Thomas Fossati thomas.foss...@arm.com<mailto:thomas.foss...@arm.com>
wrote:
>> > > I have commented on your respective i
hat implementation, and see if any of the proposed other
users are interested in the solution.
Otherwise, my advice to the chairs is that there is no audience for this
innovation, and we should not go through the expense/effort of publishing it.
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> I have commented on your respective issue trackers.
I saw, but I think that this requires some cross-WG discussion and consensus,
and I think that the COSE WG should tell us what to do.
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Hi, topics that I guess I'm the hook for:
1) rfc8366bis: summary of the wrapping up of YANG [3 min + 10 min questions]
2) plans for interop testing going forward from IETF116 [5min]
3) masa and registrar considerations documents [5 minutes each]
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It's often this bloat that becomes really annoying when running protocols on
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Thank you... but the YANG still went through your brain, not a tool :-)
So, I'm still concerned that the content might be wrong in some way that
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Carsten Bormann wrote:
> On 2023-02-25, at 22:52, Carsten Bormann wrote:
>>
>>> RFC8366.
>>
>> Good idea. Let’s see when I get to it…
> Examples don’t validate.
Yes, I know that the base64 isn't valid. I guess we should have made it
valid base64, even if it was
ant
to keep the YANG anymore. A huge huge huge amount of effort on our part, for
almost zero benefit. We didn't really have CDDL 8 years ago, so we had no clear
alternative when we started, but I sure wouldn't go down the YANG path again.
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fusing to reviewers.
It might also be better to change rfc8366bis from a document that obsoletes
RFC8366, to one that just Updates (Amends) the RFC8366's YANG, and has no other
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r constraint also
> agent-provided-proximity-registrar-pubk and
> agent-provided-proximity-registrar-pubk-sha256 - agent-sign-cert: for
Esko, should we?
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draft-ietf-opsawg-service-assurance-yang
8366 doesn't have a lot of explanation actually, outside of the YANG module.
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ed a major
issue by catching this now.
Andy has weighed in to both tell us we don't have to do it this way, and also
to say that we do have to do that. I conclude that we have not had enough
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actually just being wrong.
None of us are really generating code from the YANG, so we aren't seeing the
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that I won't do.
> If you do not feel this document should advance, please state
> your reasons why
So, as much as I'd like it to advance, I don't think it can advance until we
agree what to do with the YANG.
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Michael Richardson wrote:
> I see that I still have RFC8792 wrapping in the voucher-request YANG,
while I
> did fix that for the voucher YANG.
I did patches for pyang to sort the SID values everywhere, but I don't
consitently use that version pyang, so the values didn't get
internet-dra...@ietf.org wrote:
> Html:
https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ietf-anima-rfc8366bis-05.html
> Diff:
https://author-tools.ietf.org/iddiff?url2=draft-ietf-anima-rfc8366bis-05
Hi, Toerless asked for a clear Changes since RFC8366 section.
I've added that
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Andy Bierman wrote:
>> Fengchong (frank) wrote:
>> > Hi Michael,
>> > You can use augment-structure to extend a yang structure.
>>
>> You can't use augment-structure to extend in-place an existing yang
>> structure
>> Augment-structure produces a new structure with a
Michael Richardson wrote:
> * I will merge in the changes to ietf-voucher and ietf-voucher-request
from
> draft-ietf-anima-constrained-voucher. At which point, the document title
> will *really really* be wrong, since it won't even contain the voucher,
> just const
ng YANG modules with new attributes. We have to revise
> 8366 each time we want extend things. This email details the work to
> make that occur.
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Michael Richardson wrote:
>> A diff from the previous version is available at:
>> https://author-tools.ietf.org/iddiff?url2=draft-ietf-anima-rfc8366bis-01
> * I have revised the ietf-voucher YANG module to use sx:structure
(RFC8971)
> rather than YANG-DATA
thought is that we change our mind about making this a Obsoletes, and
go back to making this document an Updates:, but I am still stting on the
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> Are there any protocol or standard implications? I don't think so, but I
> wanted to check.
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> information (e.g., what the proposed long-term resolution is) if that
> is helpful.
If have consensus for the next text, then I think the RFC-editor site can do
the patch process, though, when we mark it as verified.
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Esko Dijk wrote:
> The proposed text still needs some work here; I would urge the WG not
> to accept this in current form. That said, using normative language in
> this specific part certainly helps to clarify the requirements for
> implementers.
So, I agree, but "Hold for
editor.org/errata/eid7263
> --
> Type: Technical
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Agreed.
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> get this, 8366bis would have to use sx:structure, and then an 8995bis
> would have to use sx:augment-structure.
But, I think that sx:augment-structure, if done by "B", and then done in a
different document by "C" would result in duplicate data nodes if "D&q
, but we want to be sure we are really doing it
wrong.
>> Do you have an opinion about whether there is just a bug in pyang's
SID.py?
>> Or is there something else missing in the YANG?
> Yes this is missing in pyang. I have asked the authors of the sid
> plugin to h
ON/liaison-2022-12-02-itu-t-sg-13-ietf-ls-on-the-initiation-of-the-new-work-item-yan-arch-fw-architecture-framework-for-autonomous-networks-attachment-1.docx
An editable version of the same email. I don't understand why people do
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it wrong.
Do you have an opinion about whether there is just a bug in pyang's SID.py?
Or is there something else missing in the YANG?
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refined the rules for some leaves. It's not clear to me that we can do this
using sx:structure, and I think that augment-structure has the same failings
as "augment" had.
I would very much like to have a wider discussion of this.
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nd easily accessible form, i.e. as
> compilable YANG modules on github.
Glad it helped, if I could have presented it better, let me know.
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wrote:
> You should run it with "--tree-print-structures".
Thanks. That makes sense.
I admit that much of my pyang use is cargo culted from one draft to another.
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tool.
However: https://github.com/mbj4668/pyang/issues/716 there was some
confusion, but it seems that SIDs were generated for groupings.
I don't know if I need to re-introduce deeper groupings, I don't think so.
I have opened:
https://github.com/mbj4668/pyang/issues/835
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Probably converting to RFC8791 is also a good thing.
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don't see
any clear difference. So how do I get the tree structure printed from the
examples in RFC8791?
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have also changed the MTI.
There is a diff in the DT, and I wonder if you'd take a look at that and give
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uping for module D1";
container module-D1-things {
uses vA:module-A-grouping;
uses vB:module-B-grouping;
uses vC1:module-C1-grouping;
leaf attribute-D-Delta {
type binary;
description "Delta";
}
}
}
The file practice2.sh uses
could just add the the groupings that they need.
I'm trying this now.
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here...
> wiki / github - where would you think we could best collect them better
than
> here in email ?
Here in email, and in an agenda item for a future IETF.
Some working groups have a "freezer" draft.
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> proxy/registar with too much data, especially when using (radio) networks
> with regulatory limitations on the volume permitted per sender (such as
> 1% duty-cycle per hour limitatios).
Yes. But, let's not boil the ocean.
It's a PS. We need to finish it so that we can deploy
should also be cited for the objective values "BRSKI_RJP" defined
in {{graspregistrardiscovery}}.
(I don't know why we had to write "without quotes", but we and IANA did)
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I agree, but I don't see the value in adding bytes to the wire.
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This document should also be cited for the objective values "BRSKI_JP" defined
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You don't have to be an expert on it.
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ct to, right ?
No. The CoAP that the Pledge sends is inside the DTLS.
The CoAP that we are discussing is added by the Join Proxy.
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Toerless Eckert wrote:
> Can we make sure that the text does explain why the field is not
> inclueded, and explain that the packet MUST be rejected if it was
> included ?
Why should we reject if it is included?
> Seems like:
> Field is not included and would cause rejection
ve to
> the next step.
So, no Uri-Path option is equivalent to /?
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o that :-)
> I'm not 100% sure if for a resource at the root (/), one Uri-Path
> Option with 0 length is needed or if 0 Uri-Path Options can be used.
> Or if both methods would be valid.
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>> The Proxy-Scheme option is set to "coap". Do I even need this?
> I don't think we can use the Proxy-Scheme (or the Proxy-Uri) Option
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that going to be a problem, and is POST still the right method?
Appendix A has some details on the CoAP header, which I'd like a review.
Did I even get it halfway right?
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I have the white paper open, but I haven't finished reading it, and likely
won't before the ID deadline.
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the rt=brski resource must be
> present. Otherwise, no interoperability.
> Note that the JP won't care about the details of the /rv, /vs, /es
> resources. It just needs Registrar address and port.
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assume that this Registrar will be alive on that IP address
> forever. So it needs to rediscover in case the original discovery
> information expired. If rediscovery fails, it will not forward traffic
> anymore to the old IP address.
GRASP makes this timeout pretty cl
turn) in order to establish trust, and then you can say, "off
hours", which certainly doesn't help the DoS problem.
That's one reason why EST/RFC7030 has this 202 status process.
The enrollment that started at 5:06pm on Friday is waiting for a human to
com
of'
ED> 6.1.1
ED> The coaps+jpy scheme is registered is defined
-> is registered and defined ?
ED> 6.1.2
ED> Figure 6: Example of Registrar announcing two services
-> isn't it 3 services here? 3 ports are advertised.
ED> 9.2
ED> The text contains &qu
function?
I suggest that you record a demo/screencast to youtube and share link.
That avoids much of the demo-effect, and avoids the time pressure.
Not that there is also a happy-hack hour on Monday as part of the hackathon.
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I'm interested in this as well, but it might be better to have a
separate virtual interim with ROLL, ANIMA people invited, and fewer
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I need ten minutes to talk about the current resolution for join-proxy of the
"jpy" situation.
There are probably other updates that I need to do, but that is the one
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to the ANIMA (and CORE) ML later tonight to explain the
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old to whom?
Also, the URL for the MASA is ideally very very short :-)
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Okay, thank you. I'll crunch through your comments on Friday.
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or three smaller diagrams that would work.
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Certificate. It
actually should have the cmcRA EKU set, so it's not just an ordinary LDevID.
Am I missing something here?
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in proxy? In section 6.2.1 it discovers transport, but
> I suppose at a later step it will want to discover a path for a
> concrete resources (dunno, maybe an rt=brski.es or brski.rv), where
> would it currently learn that?
> These lines might be a good starting point to
ld be nice if we could get back:
;ct=287
as well, but I don't know how/if we can ask for rt=est* as well as rt=brski*
in a single operation. This is in section 6.1.1 of the -12.
Maybe we just don't need brski.jp *AT ALL*
The Join Proxy should answer as if it was the Registrar, with coaps:
at least, I want to.
> I think that "JP may implement either, JR MUST support both" would be
> better..
I did put that into my presentation for 114.
It's possible we didn't implement that conclusion into the ID.
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> incremented under catastrophic events", therefore I was under the
> impression global repair would only be done in extreme circumstances,
> and not periodically.
A link going down in an ISP is probably a catastrophic event.
Maybe the text needs adjustment.
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periodically, and whenever the NOC found that it couldn't reach some nodes.
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case I would be grateful if someone can
> point me to the relevant code sections.
unstrung is certainly lacking in this area.
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to write a MUD ACL that permits connection to
any host on a particular port. My reading of RFC8519 is that yes, one can
have a l4.tcp ACL without having an l3 ACL.
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he "slow" path.
I'd argue for always checking signatures if they are there before flooding.
If it's too expensive, then I think that I'd rather lower the strength of the
signature until it's cheap enough. If it's a thing that has security
critical information, then if some ASA finds
st with the Epoch distributor to re-initialize one's
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> engines that attempt to measure network health. ACP or not...
I come back to SHIM6, MPTCP or QUIC/MASQUE. Initiate the connection over ACP
addresses, but then discover some higher bandwidth IP addresses and prefer
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many. at least ~50 bytes per message, given a 32-byte EcDSA signature.
That's still a 20:1 ratio though, and nothing to sneeze at.
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Toerless Eckert wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 24, 2022 at 08:33:43PM -0400, Michael Richardson wrote:
>>
>> Brian E Carpenter wrote: > I need to
>> understand epochs a bit better. I wonder whether an epoch > boundary
>> should define when sessi
lete session-ids to detect repetition,
> but needs to age out that cache somehow. My code does that with a
> simple LRU but that isn't ideal.
That's totally a good idea.
is:
https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ietf-rats-architecture-21.html#name-example-3-epoch-id-based-pa
hel
> What I don’t understand is why the signature then needs to be encoded
> as part of the objective. Why can’t I sign a combination of objectives
> that are only valid as that combination?
I think it could go somewhere else, but I'd like to first understand an
example of this co
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g track. Should we be discussing
> signing GRASP objectives, rather than messages?
That might better fit the goals.
Probably we should have started with a few use cases.
> In many ways, that would be much easier to design and retro-fit.
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In either case, this is where the Epoch ID comes into play to me.
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I think that scheme registrations go to media-types@ ML, but I have to
verify.
I wonder how much justification the document needs to have, vs how much
just needs to be in the email.
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Michael Richardson. o O ( IPv6 IøT consulting )
Sandelman Software Works Inc, Otta
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