code, musings and more tag:blog.netherlabs.nl,2005:Typo Typo 2007-01-12T23:01:50+01:00 bert hubert bert.hubert@netherlabs.nl urn:uuid:332bd24c-7b93-4fd2-a46e-17e5eb75618a 2007-01-12T22:16:00+01:00 2007-01-12T23:01:50+01:00

<p>The workings of the Internet are described, or even proscribed, by the so called &#8216;Requests For Comments&#8217;, or RFCs. These are the laws of the internet.</p> <p>Today the IETF DNS Extensions working group accepted an &#8220;Internet-Draft&#8221; <a href="http://virtu.nl">Remco van Mook</a> and I have been working on. And the cool bit is that over time, many such accepted &#8220;Internet-Drafts&#8221; turn into RFCs!</p> <p>Read about it what our draft does <a href="http://blog.netherlabs.nl/articles/2006/05/09/i-bit-the-bullet-and-wrote-an-rfc-to-be">here</a> and <a href="http://blog.netherlabs.nl/articles/2006/05/13/in-violation-of-my-own-draft-draft-rfc">here</a>.</p> <p>The actual Internet-Draft can be found <a href="http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-dnsext-forgery-resilience-00.txt">over at the IETF</a>, or over here <a href="http://ds9a.nl/tmp/draft-ietf-dnsext-forgery-resilience.html">as pretty HTML</a>.</p> <p>In short, this RFC documents and standardises some of the stuff DJBDNS and PowerDNS have been doing to make the DNS a safer place.</p> <p>Besides the fact that it is important to update the DNS standards to reflect this practice, it is also rather a cool thought to actually be writing an RFC, especially one that has the magic stanzas &#8220;Standards Track&#8221; and &#8220;Updates 1035&#8221; in it.</p> <p>So we are well pleased! Over the coming months we&#8217;ll have to tune the draft so it confirms with the consensus of the DNSEXT working group, and hopefull somewhere around March, it will head towards the IESG, after which an actual RFC should be issued.</p> <p>Exciting!</p>

<p>The workings of the Internet are described, or even proscribed, by the so called &#8216;Requests For Comments&#8217;, or RFCs. These are the laws of the internet.</p> <p>Today the IETF DNS Extensions working group accepted an &#8220;Internet-Draft&#8221; <a href="http://virtu.nl">Remco van Mook</a> and I have been working on. And the cool bit is that over time, many such accepted &#8220;Internet-Drafts&#8221; turn into RFCs!</p> <p>Read about it what our draft does <a href="http://blog.netherlabs.nl/articles/2006/05/09/i-bit-the-bullet-and-wrote-an-rfc-to-be">here</a> and <a href="http://blog.netherlabs.nl/articles/2006/05/13/in-violation-of-my-own-draft-draft-rfc">here</a>.</p> <p>The actual Internet-Draft can be found <a href="http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-dnsext-forgery-resilience-00.txt">over at the IETF</a>, or over here <a href="http://ds9a.nl/tmp/draft-ietf-dnsext-forgery-resilience.html">as pretty HTML</a>.</p> <p>In short, this RFC documents and standardises some of the stuff DJBDNS and PowerDNS have been doing to make the DNS a safer place.</p> <p>Besides the fact that it is important to update the DNS standards to reflect this practice, it is also rather a cool thought to actually be writing an RFC, especially one that has the magic stanzas &#8220;Standards Track&#8221; and &#8220;Updates 1035&#8221; in it.</p> <p>So we are well pleased! Over the coming months we&#8217;ll have to tune the draft so it confirms with the consensus of the DNSEXT working group, and hopefull somewhere around March, it will head towards the IESG, after which an actual RFC should be issued.</p> <p>Exciting!</p> bang bros urn:uuid:7a654681-69bd-45b2-9246-70b755f61d07 2007-06-03T13:28:32+02:00 2007-06-03T13:28:32+02:00 Very pleased to read this article! we live together urn:uuid:af00be3e-64cd-49cf-8584-e5b0303ce6ce 2007-06-02T16:24:09+02:00 2007-06-02T16:24:09+02:00 I can assume this is most poweful blog system! bang bus urn:uuid:dd572612-9a97-4aa1-bf0d-498eccdbcf52 2007-05-31T21:52:24+02:00 2007-05-31T21:52:24+02:00 Here is better than anywhere, i probably will stay! bang bus urn:uuid:3c293397-577c-4c89-9448-a09ccb982cf5 2007-05-31T11:45:52+02:00 2007-05-31T11:45:52+02:00 Very nice article, thank you! teen models urn:uuid:2a1d3118-e179-4c9d-b0ea-a886f56a6a82 2007-05-29T00:21:23+02:00 2007-05-29T00:21:23+02:00 Definetely try re-installing apache or try to trace path to server! my first sex teacher urn:uuid:cc55c238-8c5e-4563-9759-c1ae9ae8a3d1 2007-05-28T15:15:59+02:00 2007-05-28T15:15:59+02:00 Can anyone advice normal hosting provider? i don't need free like blogger, i need paid! big naturals urn:uuid:1bfc2d70-9284-4ceb-8163-af79b8ad974e 2007-05-26T13:51:04+02:00 2007-05-26T13:51:04+02:00 Compilator for such programms like GenEngineCompile is impossible to install, why? raven riley urn:uuid:d3c2b5ed-eb5e-4b1c-83d1-b6065228eb50 2007-05-18T09:57:43+02:00 2007-05-18T09:57:43+02:00 Logs are usually saved in the folder admin specify for, so ask him, he might help you! Jeff Sipek urn:uuid:73d38e8f-7a98-4e45-98e8-8bc24a870e26 2007-01-13T00:37:27+01:00 2007-01-13T00:37:27+01:00 Good luck! :) ZaphodB urn:uuid:55d0bb8d-47ca-40c0-a95c-ca72efe5b808 2007-01-12T22:49:06+01:00 2007-01-12T22:49:06+01:00 lets all hope for the best: Intended status: Standards Track