Re: dnscurve updates

Also in Sam's blog, are references to taking some time off for hiatus ( 
a couple of weeks), and other time to enjoy himself and of course his 
real spearhead at the moment - Deadwood. From the perspective of his 
that he conveys, he's got a ways to go before he's happy with a real 
release candidate that will need an adequate amount of documentation, 
support, etc.

I think that has quite a bit to do with it too.

Besides, and although I'm a big fan of DNSCurve myself, it hasn't 
reached a maturity level yet wrt standardized implementation that lends 
itself to widespread implementation by software vendors who want to do 
it once without having to tear out the kitchen sink and make changes 
once the standards migrate/evolve into substantially something else.

But heck. Although I like TinyDNS and La Mara, I still use BIND too - 
even though I can't actually give you a good reason for dropping pennies 
in Vixie's hat o condescending arrogance ;)


Matthew Dempsky wrote:
> On Sun, Jul 5, 2009 at 9:19 AM, Andy
> Bradford<[email protected]> wrote:
>   
>> I for one  look forward to running  DNSCurve as soon as I  find a decent
>> implementation.
>>     
>
> Cache, forwarder, or both?  Have you looked at any of the existing
> prototype-ish implementations?  Feedback/constructive criticism is a
> big motivator for me to work on them. :)
>
>
>   

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