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|From: asrg-admin(_at_)ietf(_dot_)org [mailto:asrg-admin(_at_)ietf(_dot_)org]
On
|Behalf Of Christopher Bird
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|As part of the work on consent frameworks, is there a proposal
|somewhere to allow a user or delegated administrator) to see
|the consents that s/he has in place? Rather like Credit
|reporting. I periodically receive my credit report and check
|it out to see if there is anything weird on it. I would also
|like, periodically, to see the consents that I have in place
|and to be able to tweak them (or revoke them).
Though it is not stated yet on the site, in the XML-CPDL it is presumed
that a good implementation would be able to produce a comprehensive
XML-CPD from the perspective of any SYSTEM in the network including all
of the inherited policy elements.
This may take a few extra elements to iron out, or at least some
understanding of the securities required in the scope of such a system,
but one can fairly easliy conjecture that in a hierarchcally organized
network or CPDs an administrator could "dump" a comprehensive CPD for
the system, and presumably limit the scope of that document to the
perspecitive of one or more "leaf" SYSTEMs.
ie:
Get policies through
Border MTA,
Domain x MTA/MDA,
User y MUA
With a little bit of tweaking and security work one might expect that
User y would also be able to request the same document.
_M
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