3 Srp
2013
3 Srp
'13
17:24
Besides, I
think it conforms to the standard listed in the thread as
we "identify and handle occluded names"
and also include occluded names in the AXFR response. Except, we don't
but since we don't accept
such names into a zonefile in the first place, it is irrelevant to
consider whether we would include them
or not in the AXFR response. And I believe discarding them falls into
the "identify and handle" category.
I'm happy with this response. As I said, out-of-zone names shouldn't be
there in the first place, and I can't think of any negative side effects
of discarding them. I see the
point, but I also see a few good cases where it's a good idea to fake
the server version/id. Nevertheless, we could accept two (3 for NSID)
different types:
* boolean on|off - on would fill a default string, off would turn it
off (just a convenience)
* text "something" - arbitrary string, just like now, even empty text
* hexstring - just for the NSID
This would make it convenient to serve both automatic or arbitrary data.
Does this sound okay?
If you can make Knot parse the options as either boolean or strings,
that would be great. Then we can have on|off for sane defaults, or
string values for wacky people who want to misreport versions and
identities for any reason :)