Re: Consensus call for HTTP/3 and QPACK issues

2021-11-03 Thread Martin Thomson
On Thu, Nov 4, 2021, at 09:54, Lucas Pardue wrote: > * Disagreement in handling of unknown unidirectional stream types #4929 > - the proposed resolution is https://github.com/quicwg/base-drafts/pull/4942 > * Clarify client behavior on receiving 421 #4934 > - the proposed resolution is to close

Consensus call for HTTP/3 and QPACK issues

2021-11-03 Thread Lucas Pardue
Hello WG, We've had a few issues pop up on the HTTP/3 and QPACK specifications while we've been waiting in the RFC editor queue. Like last time, our responsible AD has asked us to run a consensus call to ensure that the WG is happy with the proposed changes, before incorporating them into the docu

Re: A side meeting on OpenSSL's plans about QUIC

2021-11-03 Thread Peter Gutmann
Reposted here (with permission) since I think it's important to get this on the record for discussion on this list. It's always interesting to read about protocol implementation details, especially if others can learn from them. Peter. -- Snip -- Please change your mind about your announced rel

Re: A side meeting on OpenSSL's plans about QUIC

2021-11-03 Thread Salz, Rich
* I'm wondering if you could give a bit more details about the expected outcome of this meeting? I have no plan, let’s see what the community thinks. (And this is not just me, this started with some people reaching out to me.) Here are some potential outcomes in my view: * People get a

Re: A side meeting on OpenSSL's plans about QUIC

2021-11-03 Thread Robin MARX
Hello Rich, I'm wondering if you could give a bit more details about the expected outcome of this meeting? IIUC, most people in the QUIC wg at least seem to be of the same opinion that the OpenSSL plans are bad; I'm not sure IETF people (and even most other QUIC implementers/users) need (more) co