On Tue, Jan 13, 2004 at 06:03:04PM +0100, Anthony Howe wrote:
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| I've considered that, but the point still remains that SRS in its
| current form does not document this and Meng leans heavily towards SRS.
| Either SRS has to change or RFC 2821 has too.
|
It is rather easy to go over the 64 byte limit.
I would be happy to release a Mail::SRS::DBI subclass that performs the
rewrite to a 32 char HMAC plus 32 char DB key or something like that.
The point of publishing an SRS standard was so that an intermediary
could replace A-B(_at_)C with A-D(_at_)E instead of having to do
A-B-C-D(_at_)E(_dot_) If the whole thing gets shoved into a DB there's no need
for
a standard syntax with delimiters and whatnot.
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