[ietf-dkim] protecting domains that don't exist
Roland Turner
roland.turner at boxsentry.com
Sun Apr 13 20:03:35 PDT 2008
On Fri, 2008-04-11 at 23:42 -0400, John Levine wrote:
> The current optimization is useful IF you have a lot of first level
> subdomains AND you don't have any lower level subdomains AND you have
> hostile DNS managers who won't automate the process of creating the ADSP
> records. While I don't doubt that there are domains like that, it strikes
> me as a severe case of premature optimization to design with them in mind.
It's equally a KISS thing.
The current design is a complicated tradeoff to cope with an O(k)
requirement for DNS querying. This is unfortunate, it would be desirable
for an "obvious" and simple requirement to be simple to implement. This
is not premature optimisation, it's just robust design.
(Still aware that there isn't a good way to do what I'm getting at.)
- Roland
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