Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
Preferably, the receiving server would not include the old namespace
at all
on the stream in response to a 1.0 stream. It just confuses matters.
And
on stream restarts, the old ns should not be used at all by either side.
Ah, I see what you mean -- if you *know* that the other side knows about
XMPP 1.0 then use the stream feature exclusively.
which is a problem because the dialback stream feature is an
afterthought and not "xmpp 1.0".
I would propose to get rid of the first bullet (and associated text) in
section 2.3. This "new" method of signalling support for dialback does
not offer any advantages.
That way, the stream feature is only used to signal support for dialback
error handling.
