In message <20120219210232.gb6...@miek.nl>, Miek Gieben writes:
> [ Quoting <ma...@isc.org> at 07:45 on Feb 20 in "Re: HIP record..." ]
> > > But I have another query then. Is there a difference between:
> > >
> > > blah ( bla1
> > > bla2
> > > )
> > >
> > > and:
> > >
> > > blah ( bla1
> > > bla2
> > > )
> > >
> > > In other words: is the space significant in the second example?
> >
> > no.
>
> Ok, that's in line with RFC 1035. But I'm confused now, if that space is
> not significant, BIND should be able to correctly parse the HIP record
> as emailed before (and not try to recognize it as an ownername) ?
The presence of white space is significant, not whether the whitespace
is "<linebreak>" or "<linebreak> + <space>" or even "<space>". You
asked me if there was any difference between "<linebreak>" or
"<linebreak> + <space>" and there isn't.
And before you ask for named to be made to work with a base64 key
broken up arbitarially how many rendevous servers are there in this
example?
www IN HIP ( 2 200100107B1A74DF365639CC39F1D578
AwEA Abdx yhNu Sutc 5EMz xTs9 LBPC
IkOF H8cI vM4p 9+Lr V4e1 9WzK 00+C
I6zB CQTd tWsu xKbW Iy87 UOoJ TwkU
s7lB u+Up r1gs Nrut 79ry ra+b SRGQ
b1sl ImA8 YVJy uIDs j7kw zG7j nERN
qnWx Z48A Wksk mdHa VDP4 Bcel rTI3
rMXd XF5D QWER rSv1 RsV2 )
The examples can not be cut-and-pasted. They need to have the
public key turned into a single string first.
Mark
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