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From: Simon Vallet <svallet@genoscope.cns.fr>
To: Jakob Schlyter <jakob@openssh.com>, Wesley Griffin <wgriffin@sparta.com>
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Subject: Clarifications to RFC 4255 ?
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Hi,

looking at the current implementation in OpenSSH, I noticed the
compatibility layer (compat/getrrsetbyname.c) makes use of SIG (RRTYPE
24) records, which is the type specified in RFC 4255, =A72.4.

However, it seems that SIG RRs are obsoleted in RFC 4034, =A77 (from RFC
3755, =A73) in favour of RRSIG RRs (RRTYPE 46).

I was a bit confused by the fact that RFC 4255 both references SIG
records and RFC 4034. Shouldn't the RFC be clarified on this topic ?

Best regards,
Simon

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Subject: Re: Clarifications to RFC 4255 ?
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On 2 maj 2007, at 18.10, Simon Vallet wrote:

> looking at the current implementation in OpenSSH, I noticed the
> compatibility layer (compat/getrrsetbyname.c) makes use of SIG (RRTYPE
> 24) records, which is the type specified in RFC 4255, =A72.4.
>
> However, it seems that SIG RRs are obsoleted in RFC 4034, =A77 (from =
RFC
> 3755, =A73) in favour of RRSIG RRs (RRTYPE 46).

correct, the implementation of getrrsetbyname is broken.

> I was a bit confused by the fact that RFC 4255 both references SIG
> records and RFC 4034. Shouldn't the RFC be clarified on this topic ?

yes, something like s/SIG RR/RRSIG RR/. perhaps we should put this in =20=

the errata?

	jakob






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Simon Vallet writes:
> I was a bit confused by the fact that RFC 4255 both references SIG
> records and RFC 4034.

The DNSSEC reference was changed from RFC 2535 to RFCs 4033-4035 at the
RFC Editor stage, between draft-ietf-secsh-dns-05 and the final RFC
publication, but the text was not changed substantially.



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