Sean Turner <s...@sn3rd.com>: > I think it ought to editorial because I don't think an implementer would > have gotten it wrong; >
It's also not strictly technically wrong. The client TLS implementation hands the ClientKeyExchange message to the component of the client that actually sends something to the server, and in that step, the client indeed "conveys [...] information to the client in the ClientKeyExchange message": that's certainly not something that implementors need to be told about, and it's not what the authors of the specification meant to tell implementors, but it's still correct. (It's also not strictly necessary to tell the reader here that the ClientKeyExchange message will be sent to the server -- it's not as if this element of the protocol would be underspecified if we didn't have this information here.) So, I certainly think that this really is a purely editorial error. Bodo
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