How about a technical question?
I see in section 9: "The URI field is null-terminated, ASCII
representation of the URI." Why is there a zero byte to mark the end
of the URI field? Its length is already encoded in the OPTION-LENGTH
field of the RDATA name/value pair. IIRC (and I may not), DNS
generally uses length-data format for variable length data, not an
end-marker format.
Dale
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