apparea minutes from ietf57 Date: Monday, July 14th Time: 09:00-11:30 Chair: Ted Hardie Scribe: Marshall Rose 1. Hardie - Administrativa Ned Freed was unable to attend due to a personal matter. 2. Wasserman - IPv4 survey A draft has been written surveying the use of IPv4 addressing information in applications. There are 9 documents in the applications area that have dependencies. The most important are: Email: 821/822/2822 NTP: 1305 LDAP/NIS: 2307 Action items: - all: please review and comment on the draft - randy: to become a co-author - pete resnick: to review 822/2822 issues - chris newman: to review MX issues and 821 issues - scott: to become a co-author of draft-shin-v6ops-application-transition - kurt zeilenga: to review 2307 issues - john klensin/paul hoffman: to review documents to go to historic 3. Newman - International Search and Sort We need a comparator registry. draft-new-il8n-comparator provides a description and also defines an initial set of comparators for the utf8 world Mailing list: ietf-comparator@imc.org Action items: - paul hoffman/kurt zeilenga/lisa dusseault/yuri demchenko to help 4. Kohler - DCCP Briefly: dccp = udp + congestion control (initially, two: tcp-like and trfc) Key insight: dccp separates congestion and corruption events. Biggest impact on applications is loss of control when data is sent. home page: http://www.icir.org/kohler/dccp/ Design review to be held on Wednesday, July 16th. 5. Yee - Using SASL in HTTP/1.1 Adding SASL to HTTP/1.1 adds "plugability" to the HTTP security framework. Several design decisions made to avoid interference with the HTTP infrastructure. Mailing list: http-sasl@isode.com There is some concern that the initial round-trip required to trigger a SASL negotiation (i.e., if the server requires it, but the client doesn't know) may compromise security. 6. Hardie - BOFs, WG news No apps bofs at this IETF meeting. There will be a food-fight in the lemonade working group (Thursday, July 17th) regarding the security implications of draft-crispin-imap-url-auth Geopriv is starting to branch in. |