Re: [regext] rfc7484bis

2020-08-04 Thread Marc Blanchet
On 4 Aug 2020, at 15:32, Gavin Brown wrote: Hi Marc, as Scott is updating RFC7482,RFC7483 for standard level, I’m doing the same for rfc7484. I haven’t heard major issues or major fixes to be made for rfc7484. I have a few wording fixes only at this time. There were some discussions on

Re: [regext] rfc7484bis

2020-08-04 Thread Patrick Mevzek
On Tue, Aug 4, 2020, at 14:32, Gavin Brown wrote: > 1. client implementers should be advised to prefer https:// base URLs > over http:// base URLs. I think this is already addressed by this text in the current RFC: " Per [RFC7258], in each array of base RDAP URLs, the secure versions of

Re: [regext] rfc7484bis

2020-08-04 Thread Gavin Brown
Hi Marc, > as Scott is updating RFC7482,RFC7483 for standard level, I’m doing the same > for rfc7484. I haven’t heard major issues or major fixes to be made for > rfc7484. I have a few wording fixes only at this time. There were some > discussions on enhancing RFC7484 for other use cases, but

Re: [regext] rfc7484bis

2020-08-04 Thread John Levine
In article you write: >On Tue, Aug 4, 2020, at 08:46, Marc Blanchet wrote: >> if anyone has a something to raise for RFC7484, please send me email >> asap. > >Hello Marc, > >Maybe just an update regarding TLS: >s/RFC5246/RFC8446/ >but depending on what IANA webservers support or not. The

Re: [regext] rfc7484bis

2020-08-04 Thread Patrick Mevzek
On Tue, Aug 4, 2020, at 08:46, Marc Blanchet wrote: > if anyone has a something to raise for RFC7484, please send me email > asap. Hello Marc, Maybe just an update regarding TLS: s/RFC5246/RFC8446/ but depending on what IANA webservers support or not. Also about: " Because these

[regext] rfc7484bis

2020-08-04 Thread Marc Blanchet
Hello, as Scott is updating RFC7482,RFC7483 for standard level, I’m doing the same for rfc7484. I haven’t heard major issues or major fixes to be made for rfc7484. I have a few wording fixes only at this time. There were some discussions on enhancing RFC7484 for other use cases, but never