Hello Fred,
On 2013/11/07 12:43, Fred Baker (fred) wrote:
First, as the questions were asked this morning and as you suggested they might have been reworded,
the implication of a "yes" is that we will go back to each protocol we have deployed or
in design and "do something" to make it more private, including protection against
surveillance. I'm not sure we're likely to, for example, change RFC 791 to make it less available
to surveillance, or for that matter RFC 2640.
I just looked up these two numbers. RFC 791 gives me IP, which makes
sense. RFC 2640 (http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2640) gives me
"Internationalization of the File Transfer Protocol", which doesn't make
much sense to me. Are you saying that non-ASCII filenames need different
protection from ASCII filenames?
Regards, Martin.