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In message <199912170504.AAA29009 at fnord.meitca.com>, Reto Lichtensteiger typed: >>I think that Tim Dierk's idea has merit and should get some attention. >>It's somewhat cumbrous, but than a lot of protocols coming out of IETF >>are <g> Reto hmm - yes....thinks... in the AVT and MMUSIC world we developed some tools to do session initiation - some of them allow a user to register their existence, and some allow one to advertise a session with performance parameters (we're not talking about resource reservation, just advisory info) - if a mailserver for a user was configured with this info, then you could _dynamically_ select when to split large messages into things cached on a server site + message with URL, and when to just send the whole thing, based in some hinted at access line capacity the receiver had (and they don't have to be _always on_ for this to work)- so when you register with a dialup ISP, maybe one could indicate disk and modem rate, and preferences... cheers jon
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