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Re: [Stox] Review of -core

Peter Saint-Andre <stpeter@stpeter.im> Wed, 31 July 2013 14:24 UTC

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On 7/30/13 3:41 PM, Saúl Ibarra Corretgé wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> As promised, here is my review of the -core document:

Many thanks for the review.

> - Sec 4.3 defines instant specific mapping, which maps a public GRUU
> to a full JID and vice versa, but doesn't contain any text on
> temporary GRUUs. They take the following form:
> sip:yyd894uue094ur4@1.2.3.4:5060;gr. I don't think we can work with
> those, since there is nothing we can map to the resource part of the
> full JID, so I think we need some text to clarify this.

Agreed on temporary GRUUs. IMHO we'll need to add a note about that (but
I haven't yet had time to propose text).

> - Sec 5.1 maps the XMPP unexpected-request error to SIP code 491,
> which is very tied to the dialog semantics IMHO. I tried to find a
> better matching code but I couldn't though. Maybe a 500 with a
> reasonable Retry-After header value?

It seems to me that we'd want it to be a 4xx series error, but I don't
see a good one in RFC 3261.

> - Sec 5.1 should me map the SIP outbound (RFC5626) error codes? Those
> are 430, and 439 which could be translated to bad-request.

Could you explain the scenarios where outbound-related error codes might
be used? Feel free to say "just read RFC 5626". :-)

Peter

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