Subj : FTS-5001
To : mark lewis
From : Markus Reschke
Date : Sun Dec 09 2018 07:49 pm
Hello Mark!
Dec 09 11:57 2018, mark lewis wrote to Michiel van der Vlist:
ml> i don't understand what conflicting interpretations of which flag
ml> there are...
Let's try some example. ;) Carol's nodelist entry includes:
INA:shenks.synchro.net,IBN:shenks.dyndns.org
Carol has explained that in Z1's view both FQDNs should be used for binkp.
Based on the FTSC doc multiple addresses should be listed either as
INA:shenks.synchro.net,INA:shenks.dyndns.org,IBN
or as
IBN:shenks.synchro.net,IBN:shenks.dyndns.org
The INA flag is meant to list a common FQDN for all protocols/services. If the
IBN flag carries an address it should be used for binkp. It prevails any common
address(es) from the INA flag(s) because it's specific to binkp. But this
contradicts the method Carol has explained.
A nodelist converter for binkd following FTSC-5001 would extract just
shenks.dyndns.org since it's the binkp specific address. And based on the
undocumented way the tool would extract shenks.dyndns.org and
shenks.synchro.net. Maybe you'll understand the problem now.
