Re: [Fwd]: 2822 implementation report request

Harald Alvestrand <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.ietf.usenet.format
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Frank Ellermann wrote:
> Hi, I think we could answer this reqest, suggestion:
>   

Unlike the case of ABNF, where one settled for "implementation = 
parser", and documented "use", I don't think a fellow spec is going to 
be counted..... but if anyone has a conformant implementation of -usefor 
in his news system, that could also be a 2822 implementation to report....
> | RFC 2822 / 2822upd Implementation Questionnaire
> | ===============================================
> |      0. Contact and Description
> |         Organization Name:
> + IETF USEFOR WG
>
> |         Implementation (Software or Service) Name:
> + draft-ietf-usefor-usefor-12 (approved standards track RFC)
>
> |      1. Have you implemented RFC2822?
> + Yes, the RFC 1036 format used to build on RFC 822, the
> + revides NetNews formats builds on RFC 2822 (normative
> + reference importing major parts of the RFC 2822 syntax)
>  
> |      2. For how long it has been deployed?
> + January 2007 
>
> |      3. What features have NOT been implemented from RFC2822?
> + Chapter 4 (obsolete syntax), NO-WS-CTL in <msg-id>, 
> + [CFWS] in traditional NetNews header fields, more than
> + one summary header field (see appendix C of the draft)
>
> |      4. What features of RFC2822 are problematic for your implementation?
> + With two exceptions the obsolete syntax is not supported.
> + NetNews header fields require a space after the colon
> + between header field name and body, and don't allow any
> + folding before the first non-WSP character of the header
> + field body.
>
> |      5. Please add any other comments you wish to share:
> + The USEFOR WG welcomes the simplified <msg-id> syntax as
> + proposed in 2822upd.
>
>  Frank
>
>
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