1 Sep 1997 22:27
draft-wing-smtp-session-00.txt
Graham Klyne <GK <at> ACM.ORG>
1997-09-01 20:27:27 GMT
1997-09-01 20:27:27 GMT
Dan, I think I'm down to real nit-picking on this draft now, so a few trivial points for you to consider... 1. Abstract This memo defines an extension to SMTP [RFC821] which provides a mechanism for immediate message delivery over ESMTP, bypassing SMTP's normal store-and-forward behavior. >>> I note that you are also citing a document from the new DRUMS (work-in-progress) series: would it be appropriate to be consistently cite the DRUMs work OR the original RFC 821/822 documents? <<< 2. Introduction Historically, SMTP [RFC821, RFC822] and [SMTP-EXT] have been used for store and forward delivery of messages. This draft defines a new transport mode for ESMTP delivery known as SESSION. When SESSION is used, the ESMTP server delivers the message before the ESMTP client disconnects from it. >>> I note that you cite [RFC822], but as far as I can tell your draft stands independently of the format of the messages that are transferred. <<<(Continue reading)
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