Re: interworking issues
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From: pays@faugeres.inria.fr
To: c.robbins@nexor.co.uk, pays@faugeres.inria.fr
Subject: Re: interworking issues
cc: Paul-Andre.Pays@faugeres.inria.fr, osi-ds@cs.ucl.ac.uk, punters@nameflow.dante.mailnet.fi
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> > > and I will not forget :-) PAradise OIFP (VALUE X.500) which > > enabled to identify and often fix several key problems > > thanks Bruno Koechlin > > I will second that, it was, despite my inital sceptisim, very useful > for us in identifing, resolving and testing many of the interworking > issues between our products. Thanks a lot Colin. I will just add that it inderectly also improved a lot the interop with other products (even not participating to the platform or tests) > > >7. some clients have strange behaviours preventing interop > > this may come from the search filter see above > > this also come from non-conformance (or Quipu proprietary features) > > -- this seems to be the case of "de" (at least the publicly > > available DUA at ULCC) > > Could you please elaborate upon this? I have not all the desirable information to come to conclusion often clients tend to include "non searchable" attributes into their search filters -> rejected -> no result pb: how to know what will be accepted???? RFC... I suspect and in some case nearly proofs that some clients algorithm are heavily dependant on the "leaf nonleaf" indicators - this is clearly something needed and a LACK in the std - this is however QUIPU proprietary finaly I have observed "strange" behaviours (which must be understood as : I have not been able to understand identify because of time and because of the debug level of DSAs serving many 1000 queries a day) if you want more, then use the "de" and observe your own logs or ask UCL/ULCC to send the "de"logs... for other clients.... I think it is up to the designers to test their products againt several other products and they have the french master at hand to check what happens -- but please dont use OPAXdsa as a "crash test system" :-) sorry I cann't help more > > > eg. there will be no real interworking as long as products > > will at the same time > > set the "DontUseCopy" flag > > while not setting correctly Operationprogress and Nameresolution > > -- this may be acceptable with the QUIPU knowledge model, but > > is not acceptable for any conforming implementations > > I believe this is one of the issues identified in the OIFP testing. > As you are aware, we adapted the knowledge model used within our > version of QUIPU to behave correctly if the remote DSA is not known to > be a QUIPU system. The behaviour under 'dontusecopy' was one of the > last components we worked on before the OIFP funding ran out so may not > have been fully tested within the platform, but I am confident the > mechanism now works correctly (as installed on the DANTE central > machines). Indeed the interop seems much better, though we have not tested this entirely.... And I was not attacking your product... The trouble is that there are still many other products (including old Quipus) around and not all :-) queries are chained by Giant Tortois... Moreover we have no information about which software is sending which query... > > > Colin > -- PAP >
- interworking issues pays
- Re: interworking issues Colin Robbins
- Re: interworking issues pays
- Re: interworking issues Paul Barker
- Re: interworking issues Mark Wahl
- Re: interworking issues Bruno Koechlin
- Re: interworking issues Steve Kille