It missed at least one of the deadlines, so the I-D for the revision
of RFC 3028 can be found at:
http://sendmail.org/draft-ietf-sieve-3028bis-00.txt
Changes from RFC 3028
1. Split references into normative and informative
2. Update references to current versions of DSN, IMAP, MDN, and UTF-8 RFCs
3. Replace "e-mail" with "email"
4. Incorporate RFC 3028 errata
5. The "reject" action cancels the implicit keep
6. Replace references to ACAP with references to the i18n-comparator draft.
Further work is needed to completely sync with that draft.
7. Start to update grammar to only permit legal UTF-8 (incomplete)
and correct various other errors and typos
8. Update IPR broilerplate
I have some additional fixes for the grammar already queued up for
the -01 rev, so you can probably hold off on picking nits there for
now. The only open issue I need feedback on there is where bare
CR and LF characters should be allowed. In comments? In strings?
In multiline literals?
The other open issues on my list are:
1) removal of the "Tests MUST NOT have side effects" restriction.
We must permit the behavior of the 'variables' extension; do we
still want to discourage side-effects in general or should the
last two paragraphs of section 2.5 simply be dropped?
2) some other clarifications that Cyrus forwarded to me that I
haven't rolled in yet. (sorry)
3) are there other changes that should be made to synchronize with
the i18n-comparator draft?
Respectfully submitted,
Philip Guenther
guenther(_at_)sendmail(_dot_)com