[dd] Re: FYI, my drafts for discussion uploaded, was Re: Re: A generalised delegation extension mechanism
Peter Thomassen <peter@desec.io> Wed, 22 May 2024 15:40 UTC
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Subject: [dd] Re: FYI, my drafts for discussion uploaded, was Re: Re: A generalised delegation extension mechanism
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On 5/22/24 17:36, Paul Wouters wrote: > What I was pondering about still is that while this is the technical > sound way of doing things, is whether the ship already sailed and we > might as well try do just do one super generic DS-overload-DELEG style > record. If we think that DELEG has the potential for broad implementation, it may be possible to piggy-back the definition of an rdtype range (= require implementation of the range, not the specific record), and reach broader (general?) adoption than if it were an isolated proposal. It still could be a separate document, which the DELEG spec could then require to be implemented by DELEG-aware resolvers. Peter
- [dd] A generalised delegation extension mechanism Roy Arends
- [dd] Re: A generalised delegation extension mecha… Roy Arends
- [dd] Re: A generalised delegation extension mecha… Peter Thomassen
- [dd] FYI, my drafts for discussion uploaded, was … Paul Wouters
- [dd] Re: FYI, my drafts for discussion uploaded, … Peter Thomassen