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Article #435Forwarded mail from Kenneth Sloan <sloan@uw-tanga.arpa>
From: David Alpern
Date: Tue, 12 Feb 1985 18:27
Date: Tue, 12 Feb 1985 18:27
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Date: 11 Feb 1985 17:03-PST
From: Kenneth Sloan <sloan@uw-tanga.arpa>
Subject: Re: RFC 934 - Message Encapsulation
To: David Alpern <ALPERN%SJRLVM4.BITNET@wiscvm.arpa>
In-Reply-To: David Alpern's message of Mon, 11 Feb 85 130843 PST
David-
Well, I probably don't have my note anymore - sadly, I find that I
don't have time to participate in these RFC debates. If you still have
a copy, you may do with it what you want, including posting it.
As for "how to break from" in-band signalling, I support the idea of
using a unique (to a particular message) character sequence, which is
specified in a header field. I reject (on principle) any scheme which
requires modifying the text of a message.
I would prefer a scheme in which the message breaks were listed in the
header (say, by line number). Something like:
Break-On: 1, 53, 105, 259, 711, 911
However, that seems to be politically incorrect...
Keep on fighting the good fight.
-Ken Sloan
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