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On Jun 6, 2007, at 2:55 PM, Steve Atkins wrote:
Yup. I think everyone (mostly) understands this. The entertainment
arrives when you want to be able to have a single policy record
refer to a large number of subdomains via wildcard.
I get the distinct impression people don't understand. I'm pretty
sure I don't, and among the things I don't understand is your use of
"NO ENCRYPTED MAIL.' Encryption is completely not in scope of this
working group. Even if I figure you've just made a braino, I'm confused.
However, that leads into what I think is a valuable point.
We want to have a way to make a policy statement S, apply to a range
of subdomains, through some sort of wildcarding. I don't see anything
that says:
For a given policy statement S that you want to apply to domain range
D, issue a query that looks like Q.
I think it would help to describe it in broad terms rather than worry
about the details at present.
Jon
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