Draft PKIX  Session Summary
58th IETF

The PKIX WG had approximately 75 attendees at the meeting.  In
addition to the document status review, there were presentations
on 4 current documents and two liaison presentations.

WG decisions:
1.The QC document is ready for Last Call, regardless of ISO/ITU
progress on resolution of issues regarding key usage extension in
ISO/ITU X.509.
2.The QC document will retain its current title and obsolete RFC
3039 upon progression.
3.OCSP v1 will be revised to specify the server and client processing
requirements where the client included a nonce in the request.
The revised document will require servers to include the nonce in
the response or return an error.


Document Action  Items:
(1a) Tim Polk is responsible for recruiting new editors for CMP
and CRMF.
(1b) The new editors for these documents will be responsible for
responding to IESG comments on these documents.
(2) Denis Pinkas and Tom Gindin are responsible for responding to
IESG comments on the Permanent Identifier draft.
(3) Trevor Freeman, et al. are responsible for submitting a draft
that responds to the remaining Last Call comments so that Last Call
may be closed and the document can be forwarded to the ADs.
(4) Stefan Santesson, et al. are responsible for submitting a new
QC draft to resolve any Last Call comments.  At a minimum, this
will include deletion of the 1993 ASN.1 module and conversion of
the ASN.1 in the body of the document to the 1988 syntax.  (Last
Call is currently underway.)
(5) Jongwook Park, et al. are responsible for creating an "editors
consensus" draft and submitting it for WG review.
(6) Paul Hoffman and Steve Hanna are responsible for drafting an
initial PKIX specification for comparison of international names.
(7) Peter Hesse et al. are responsible for submitting a revised
draft of eth path building document.  This document should be ready
for WG Last Call.
(8) David Chadwick, et al., are responsible for submitting new
drafts of the four LDAP specifications.  These drafts should be
complete and ready for WG Last Call.
(9) Denis Pinkas, et al., is responsible for completing modifications
to the AC policies Extension draft so that Last Call may be closed
and the document forwarded for consideration as a standards track
RFC.
(10) Tim Polk is responsible for reviewing the ECC "NIST curves"
draft.  This draft may be forwarded as Informational or WG Last
Call may be declared to support progression as a standards track
document.
(11) Tim Polk is responsible for preparation of an interoperability
report for RFCs 3279 and 3280.
(12) David Cooper, et al., is responsible for preparation of RFC
3280bis.
(13) Jim Schaad, et al., is responsible for submission of a new PK
Algorithms draft.  This draft should be complete and ready for WG
Last Call.