Last week I erroneously sent this message to the wrong address - therefore nobody commented to it :-( Here there is another try: % One way or the other, I believe there is going to need to be an IANA registry. % Private codes don't work too well, as two different people might % still happen to choose the same one. Maybe we could set up a single HTTP code (x99) for private extensions, and write that whoever wants to answer with a x99 code MUST add a header like Message-Subcode: <any string> This way, things could run more smoothly, even if at the cost of some tens of bytes. Of course, we still need a registry, so that extension blessed by someone will be neatly allocated. cioa, .mau.Received on Monday, 28 July 1997 03:55:18 UTC
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