Re: people CN
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To: A.Waugh@mel.dit.csiro.au, osi-ds@cs.ucl.ac.uk, wg-nap@rare.nl
Subject: Re: people CN
Message-ID: <722735527.15676.0@faugeres.inria.fr>
Andrew, thanks for your fast comments your solution is nice, and I see the advantages for human user behind a DUA, however my concern is based on the assumption that 95% of the request will be of name-server query types (such as looking for my X.400 ORaddress, or prefered MTA, or any user preference that might influence some external software behaviour). thus my preference for any solution which works as often as possible with a DN as simple as possible (even if not directly user-friendly). I need a user to be able to "guess" who it is when presented a DN, but I need badly any user be able to give a simple DN for X.400 and have the MHS service do the queries without any further user intervention. Another point is that with a DUA like Paradise "de", as long as there is within the entry one value of the CN which match the "usual persone name", you would not be cross (and even hardly notice) that the CN is "Paul-Andre Pays 01" and not "Paul-Andre Pays" Below is an example that (for another purpose) I have submitted to the INRIA WG <C=fr;O=inria;OU=Siege;CN="PAYS Paul-Andre 01"> = < Class= top, person, organizationalPerson, mhs-user, pilotPerson; Userid= "17777"; OrganizationalStatus= "electron libre"; Phone= "+33 1 39 63 54 58"; Facsimile= "+33 1 39-63-53-30"; ZipCode= 78153; Postadd= <INRIA>, <"Domaine de Voluceau-Rocquencourt">, <"78153 Le Chesnay Cedex">; Secretary= <C=FR;O=inria;OU=Siege;CN="Chantal Girodon">; RoomNumber= "15-05"; Password= ****; OU= Siege, DMI, "Direction de Moyens Informatiques", DMIET; HomePostalAddress= <"94, Avenue Joseph Kessel">, <" 78960 Voisins le Bretonneux">; HomeTelephoneNumber= "+33 1 30-57-95-99"; FavouriteDrink= "Faugeres Raymond Roques"; Rfc822Mailbox= "Paul-Andre.PAYS@faugeres.inria.fr"; TextEncodedORAddress= "/G=Paul-Andre/S=PAYS/OU=faugeres/O=inria/PRMD=inria/ADMD=atlas/C=fr/"; X400= <G="Paul-Andre";S="PAYS";OU1=faugeres/O=inria/P=inria;A=atlas;C=fr>; S= "PAYS"; CN= "PAYS Paul-Andre 01", "Paul-Andre Pays", PAP, "Paul Pays"; Region= "Ile de France"; Desc= "X.400, X.500 and RENATER blue collar"; Loc= "Rocquencourt" > It will allow any decent DUA to find me just giving the "Paul-Andre PAYS" value or even "Paul Pays" or even "PAP", without having to remind that I am the first (and still only) "Paul-Andre Pays" registered under O=inria; However I appreciate your arguments for job description and will push to have it "mandatory" (by INRIA standards not ISO). Though, I dislike using the description, and then would recomment to use OrganizationalRole attribute for such a purpose. regards, -- PAP
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