Re: [Syslog] Please review draft-ietf-syslog-transport-tls
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Re: [Syslog] Please review draft-ietf-syslog-transport-tls
The syslog-transport-tls-13 looks OK. I have the following
comments/questions but they might not need any document changes.
1) In 4.2, is this the proper words for dealing with ongoing changes to
other standards and RFCs? Someday the SHA1 use will be deprecated. The
people who do that probably are not syslog people and won't update this
document.
2) In 5.2, name matching becomes much more complex when non-latin
alphabets are included. Even the meaning of case-insensitive can become
unclear. We deal with this routinely when doing person name matching and
point to the Unicode TR-15 character matching rules and specify that the
NFC rule set defines "equality". This is also the W3C recommendation. We
then note that culture specific matching rules may be needed, e.g., the
alternative encodings of "Strasser" in German, are not "equal" by the NFC
rules. Will this automatically flow through from the non-latin extensions
for DNS and thus dnsName, or is something needed here?
I expect that there will still be implementer questions about some of the
fingerprint and other rules, but these requirements are clear about the
wire protocol. It's not specific and should not be regarding user
interface and configuration files. So I agree with what is written.
Kind Regards,
Robert Horn | Agfa HealthCare
Research Scientist | HE/Technology Office
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