On Fri, Aug 18, 2000 at 12:05:22AM +1200, Stephen Blackheath wrote:
> All,
>
> By the authority vested in me by myself, I hereby decree that MetaData
> shall be in HTTP header format, as defined in RFC 1945. This is mainly
> because I cannot see any reason not to follow this established standard.
I don't see any real reason why we should use this. IMHO this would
be how metadata should be set up in Freenet:
Format:
<name>=<value>
Note that items in brackets are optional.
Standard:
Usage=file
Content-type=<MIME type>
Name=<name>
[Keywords=<comma/space separated keywords>]
[Summary=<a short summary - longer than just a name>]
[Author=<author>]
[Date-created=<creation date>]
[Date-updated=<last update date>]
fnindex:
### Searching will make this obsolete ###
fnnews:
Usage=fnnews
Newsgroup=<newsgroup>
Note that this intentionally doesn't support crossposting
Subject=<subject>
[From=<poster>]
Date=<date posted>
[Keywords=<comma/space separated keywords>]
[Summary=<a short summary - longer than just a name>]
fnmail:
Usage=fnmail
To=<mailbox>
Note that this intentionally doesn't support multisending
Subject=<subject>
[From=<sender>]
Date=<date sent>
To-public-key=<*receiver's* public key>
From-public-key=<sender's public key>
This is required - *all* fnmail-type mail is encrypte
[Keywords=<comma/space separated keywords>]
[Summary=<a short summary - longer than just a name>]
--
Travis Bemann
Sendmail is still screwed up on my box.
My email address is really bemann at execpc.com.
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