Issue #7 - Trace header field:
Pete:
New text is in draft for review
Issue #74 - Received header syntax:
Pete: shows multiple ABNF options
Levine: give up and define as unstructured (option #6) - this
follows reality
Klensin: +1 to above - option 6
Alexey: prefers option 2
Ken: don't define any syntax in rfc5322bis and refer to rfc5321bis
Pete: prefers option 1 and 3 (least amount of change) - going to
unstructured may to lead to junk being generated by new
implementations
Klensin: if we make it more restrictive in 5322 that could lead to
rejecting previously valid headers
Back and forth on the merits of change vs no change
Barry & Ken: least change is better
Barry: who else other than SMTP adds this header?
Pete: anti-spam engines
ACTION: John & Pete - keep existing ABNF with comment and craft text
Issue 81 (registry for Trace header fields)?
Alexey: To preframe the discussion: I talked to Graham Klyne and
he thought that adding a new column to the Message Header Field
Name registry that is trace header field specific is fine.
Pete: use existing Message Header registry (with comment) or new
registry?
Barry: new registry would have to be a subset of existing - we
should annotate trace headers fields in existing registry
Levine: no new registry. new column in existing
Alexey: prefer new registry, but can live with a new column in
existing
Klensin: no strong preference. just need to identify Trace
header Fields
Ken: +1 to Levine and Barry
Pete: what are the semantics of a new column in existing header?
Alexey: use Ned's definition of Trace, as in the current
rfc5321bis-04.
ACTION: extend existing registry - may have to go into
5322bis
Klensin: covers recent changes - asks for disagreements on new
text be posted on list
Issue #76 - IANA registries for non-Service extensions
Issue #56 - SMTP extensions registry:
Barry/Alexey: likes new text proposed by John K on the mailing
list just before the meeting. Basically it more or less suggests
to keep the current registration procedure for SMTP extensions
defined in IETF Stream RFC, and also suggests creation of
"provisional" (like for URIs) registry with FCFS registration
procedure.
ACTION: John and Barry will work on the terminology for "permanent" vs "provisional", and answer other questions about this registry.
Ken: reviewed recent changes in -06/-07
Issue #78- Advise against using URL %-encoding in non-ASCII email addresses
ACTION: Ken to try and craft some text
Issue #51- HTML ABNF for email addresses
Levine: in favor of just a reference to HTML ABNF
Klensin: would prefer prose rather than ABNF, and also to not
normatively reference the HTML document
ACTION: Klensin to craft some suggested text
Issue #38 - 78 octet limit vs 998 line length limit
ACTION: Ken to work with Pete on text