On Friday 20 February 2004 16.16, Ian Grigg wrote:
b) UTF-8 whitespace may be stripped from the
end of lines in signing, but in this case, the
document should be transmitted in its clean
interchange form, with these characters
cleaned from the end of lines, so that the
recipient can calculate (verify) correctly.
s/transmitted/signed/ perhaps?
Perhaps just state that the behaviour of OpenPGP implementations wrt non-ascii
whitespace at EOL is undefined, thus signing such texts should be avoided (by
removing/encoding such ws)?
cheers
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