so looking back on this, it seems it's not necessary to have an
'outsider' item in the broadcast of the decline to the room occupants
- I was neglecting the fact that the from the
invitee, when received by the room and forwarded to the inviter,
becomes .
To stay consistent with normal no
This is the part that is confusing. I am trying to code for "strange"
paths, and this is one of them. Something you said explains some of the
behavior we see experimentally, where I cannot configure some servers to
just do a connection without dialback, tls nor sasl. If I turns
tls/sasl off, the
Thomas Charron:
> Richard Laager wrote:
> > Where's the *harm* in allowing people to redistribute derivative works?
> People possibly change the spec, and distribute it indistinguishable
from the original.
> But then I suppose that could be taken care of by clarifying that the
derivative must b
