Re: RFC 4408 Errata - PermError on invalid domains after macro expansion
Frank Ellermann <[email protected]>
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On 24 October 2011 23:25, Commerco WebMaster wrote: > It appears to (rightly) push the issue of any > DNS specific syntactically invalid elements > introduced by a publisher / domain holder within > their zone file back to the relevant DNS related > RFC. Makes sense, but IIRC there were two problems with this approach: The reference implementation used "no match" instead of PermError, i.e., there could be a test case in the test suite that has to be updated. Well, that's the main purpose of 4408bis, get rid of the errata, ideally without introducing new errors. And it is not necessarily the fault of the policy. As soon as the publisher tries to use local part macros an attacker could try "interesting" local parts such as "a..b"@example Is there any chance to deprecate local part macros in 4408bis as known trouble-makers? -Frank