Re: [nscp] Updating zone *content* in-scope or not?

Ondřej Surý <ondrej@sury.org> Thu, 16 September 2010 23:16 UTC

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>> > That works for me, although it should probably be written into the charter.
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>>It should, definitely.
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> If others agree that we want to possibly do this, but only after we have done the "new" work first, I'll write up proposed words. What do folks think?

I agree that we should focus on new work first as proposed in previous
mails. My understanding of this group is that we basically want start
with protocol to add/remove/modify zone configuration remotely.

Ondrej
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