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certs instead of a single TA, but this is mostly just generalization
and reuse of existing code, no bold new adventures.
+ Discussion in Philadelphia revealed that this is not yet a done
+ deal. Housley, RobK, and I all seem to be on the same page, and we
+ think that what we're proposing will make sense to APNIC once we
+ explain it properly, but overall we have not yet converged.
+
PRIORITY: Required (security issue)
TIME REQUIRED: One week.
@@ -312,19 +317,17 @@ TO DO:
STATUS: Not started
-- rcynic handling of RPKI trust anchors probably needs updating.
- Discussions over last N months of how RPKI trust anchors work, how
- we package them, and how we roll them over. The last (TA rollover)
- is the driver for this.
-
- Last I recall (need to check email archives) APNIC had proposed a
- relatively simple format (CMS signed PEM-encoded X.509 object set,
- or something like that). Need to do analysis to make sure this is
- adaquate for our needs, if so just use it. This would involve minor
- changes to rcynic.
-
- Alternatively, this could be a separate program to keep this grot
- out of rcynic itself, but that's probably a usability nightmare.
+- rcynic handling of RPKI trust anchors needs updating. Discussions
+ over last N months of how RPKI trust anchors work, how we package
+ them, and how we roll them over. The last (TA rollover) is the
+ driver for this.
+
+ APNIC has apparently moved on from their proposal to use CMS-signed
+ OpenSSL "PEM" format, they're now proposing a CMS-signed ASN.1
+ SEQUENCE OF something. Precise details of APNIC's new model not yet
+ known. Need to do analysis to make sure this is adaquate for our
+ needs, if so just use it. This would involve minor changes to
+ rcynic.
PRIORITY: Required (usability issue for relying parties)