Re: [FSP-devel] FSPv3 Status - on hold

[Jeff H. <rts...@ho...>]

I appreciate your strategic view of FSPv3.  I totally agree with the strategic planned approach, and I did not mean to imply my immediate needs would somehow derail that approach.  I was merely trying to understand your strategy and plan, and what potential involvements/opportunities for contribution.  I was only offering to provide the work I have performed, or will perform, as potential incorporation, or as a reference code base of some reuse opportunities, for FSPv2+ or FSPv3.  Whether accepted or not, I would be happy to contribute to Requirements/Strategy of FSPv3.  Our key needs are native Authentication/Encryption without the need for IPSec, as well as, good performance and reliability characteristics for wireless environments -- the solution to meet these needs/requirements is open at this point for me.

Jeff




> Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 13:47:02 +0200
> From: hs...@se...
> To: fsp...@li...
> Subject: Re: [FSP-devel] FSPv3 Status - on hold
> 
>   Dne 2.7.2010 18:20, Jeff Hawkins napsal(a):
> 
> FSPv3 was not supposed to be just FSPv2 over DTLS but protocol with new 
> protocol header with for example 8 byte wide file offset pointers. More 
> detailed list of requirements for FSPv3 needs to be made first and then 
> write draft specification of this new protocol. FSPv3 design must be 
> done in more strategic way than just accept some code changes. Existing 
> FSPv2 users needs to be contacted if they are interested in design of 
> FSPv3 and then submit their requirements for such new protocol. For 
> example - should be FSPv3 still windowless protocol?
> 
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