RE: ietf-nntp Feedback on the 9/3 nntpext.
"Larry Osterman (Exchange)" <larryo@exchange.microsoft.com> Thu, 04 September 1997 22:40 UTC
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From: "Larry Osterman (Exchange)" <larryo@exchange.microsoft.com>
To: ietf-nntp@academ.com, 'Brian Hernacki' <bhern@netscape.com>
Subject: RE: ietf-nntp Feedback on the 9/3 nntpext.
Date: Thu, 04 Sep 1997 15:37:09 -0700
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> **** > If we change this wording, I'm concerned that clients may expect > that article numbers are monotonicly increasing, instead of strictly > increasing. This becomes relevant if a message arrives, and is then > canceled, a client may be confused when it sees a hole in the article > id's. But "first unused" could be read so as to include numbers available lower than the high water mark. **** Very good point. I'm wondering if some wording along the lines of IMAPs wording for UID's might be appropriate? Basically IMAP UID's and NNTP article ID's are semantically identical, so we might be able to steal some unambiguous language from IMAP to help resolve the issue? --brian
- ietf-nntp Feedback on the 9/3 nntpext. Brian Hernacki
- RE: ietf-nntp Feedback on the 9/3 nntpext. Larry Osterman (Exchange)
- Re: ietf-nntp Feedback on the 9/3 nntpext. Brian Hernacki
- Re: ietf-nntp Feedback on the 9/3 nntpext. Jack Hudler
- RE: ietf-nntp Feedback on the 9/3 nntpext. Larry Osterman (Exchange)
- Re: ietf-nntp Feedback on the 9/3 nntpext. Brian Kantor
- RE: ietf-nntp Feedback on the 9/3 nntpext. Larry Osterman (Exchange)
- Re: ietf-nntp Feedback on the 9/3 nntpext. Brian Hernacki