Hi Joe,

Pre-agenda bashing question for chairs and authors of
the ESNI/ECHO draft...

I'd like to try again to suggest simplifications for
ECHOConfig (e.g. no extensions, just one public key
per RR VALUE etc.) and perhaps also some more rules
constraining inner/outer CH variances.

How would you prefer those be raised? As issues in GH
or threads on the list and would you rather I try group
'em as much as possible or make each issue as fine-grained
as possible?

Optimistically, this meeting might be the one where we
mostly tie this stuff down, so I hope it's ok that some
of these issues have been raised before in one form or
another. The move from ESNI->ECHO and to HTTPSSVC and
the goal to get to WGLC I think justifies re-checking
if we really need the current level of (what I claim is
too much:-) complexity in ECHO.

Ta,
S.


On 03/04/2020 18:15, Joseph Salowey wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 24, 2020 at 7:54 PM Joseph Salowey <j...@salowey.net> wrote:
> 
>> The chairs think it would be good to schedule a virtual TLS interim
>> focused on ECHO and also have a readout from the PSK design team.  We have
>> some dates that the IESG has recommended for us.  The proposal is:
>>
>>         1900 - 2100 UTC  April 27
>>
>> Please use the following form to let us know if you can attend:
>>
>>        https://forms.gle/Wkk7dsx9q1ipmi2B9
>>
>>
> [Joe] Of the 26 responses only 1 indicated that the time did not work so we
> are moving forward with requesting this meeting time.  More details will
> follow once the meeting is scheduled.
> 
> 
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Chris, Joe, and Sean
>>
> 
> 
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