I'm trying to implement RFC 2369's "List-Unsubscribe" in a PHP website which sends out daily updates by email. I'm planning to use the HTTP option only since this can be implemented simply in PHP code. My question is this: Once the user is unsubscribed, is it ok to send out a confirmation email, like "unsubscribe successful"? Or will t...
I am just wondering how much effort is required to write a text file like that with page numbers, table of contents, headers, footers etc. Is there any editor or some thing like TeX that is used for writing the RFC documents? ...
I am rolling my own IP packets for a teach-yourself-Ruby project, and need to compute the IP header checksum (as described in RFC 791 p.14). One of the related questions that popped up when I typed my question here pointed me at RFC 1071, so I'm probably most of the way there, but just to add to Stack Overflow, can anyone (possibly Futur...
I often find myself in the situation of wanting to write a breakdown of the protocol that some program (either my own or some other by reading its code or RCE) uses for its network communication, but there is just no standard on how to document the structure of packets in those. What I usually do is to write the protocol documentation w...
I'm looking for one of the following: - ATA-4 Specification - A wrapper for the ATA-4 specification written in Real Mode Assembly (MASM/TURBO ASM) ...
I want to understand RFC 2396 and the whole URL / URI thing better, and since NSURL from Cocoa is based on RFC 2396, I look for an overview. The RFC itself is too hard to read for me. ...
I am confused by Apple's documentation about the NSURL class. In NSURL, they say the following: NSURL understands URLs in style of RFC 1808, 1738 und 2732 NSURL understands URIs in style of RFC 2396 Also they say that the RFC 2396 URI are paths. Now what's the difference here? Isn't a path also an URL? I mean, it's an location or n...
I'm trying to set a session cookie restricted to a particular path (let's say /foo) when a user logs in. The complication being that the login page is on /, but the request immediately redirects to /foo/something. Something like this: Request: POST / HTTP/1.1 username=foo&password=bar Response: HTTP/1.0 302 Found Location: http://e...
As a learning exercise, I'm writing a Python program to connect to a channel on an IRC network, so I can output messages in the channel to stdout. I'm using asynchat and manually sending the protocol messages, rather than using something like Twisted or existing bot code from the net - again, it's a more useful learning experience that w...
I'm writing some code to parse forwarded emails. What I'm not sure is if maybe there is some Python library, some RFC I could stick to or some other resource that would allow me to automatize the task. To be precise, I don't know if "layout" of forwarded email is covered by some standard or recommendation, or it has just evolved over t...
Is there such a thing as a generic MIME type for a MIME entity? A MIME entity would be something that consists of a header section, followed by a blank line, followed by a body section (with CRLF line endings) according to RFC 2045/2046. An example could be the following: Header1: Some list Header2: of headers Arbitrary body content ...
Currently we use FTP, but there is a requirement to use SFTP. According to our Basis guys SFTP will not work. We have a couple of alternatives: Use PI Use a Unix script to move the files However, is there something we are missing that would enable us to use SFTP in a similar way to FTP? Example of code calling FTP: CALL FUNCTIO...
Is it possible to provide RFCs as webservices with SAP 4.6C ? ...
I found that IMAPv4 has a shortcoming: It forces users to download whole body (text/html + attachments). How to write and propose a RFC to address the issue? Please kindly share if you had experience of previously writing technical documents, proposals, especially RFCs. Thank you in advance. ...
Our software is written in C# and needs to connect to SAP. As some of our customers use older versions of SAP, and others don't have SAP PI, we can't connect through webservices. I tried to connect to SAP through the SAP NetWeaver Remote Function Call Library (sapnwrfc.dll) as follows: Add sapnwrfc.dll and the other dlls from NWRFC_6-...
I have a custom build of a Unix OS. My task: Adding an IPSec to the OS. I am working on Phase I, done sending the first 2 packets. What I am trying to do now is making the Identification Payload. I've been reading RFC 2409 (Apendix B) which discuss the keying materials (SKEYID, SKEYID_d, SKEYID_a, SKEYID_e and the IV making). Now, I ...
Howdy.. Anybody know if it's possible to enable RFC1323 on a per TCP socket basis in windows? I know it can be changed system wide via the registry ( http://www.psc.edu/networking/projects/tcptune/OStune/winxp/winxp_stepbystep.html ) Also, it seems like this is possible in *nix via: int on=1; setsockopt(s,IPPROTO_TCP,TCP_RFC1323,&o...
I have some comments about the OAuth draft RFC (specifically about some errors it contains), but I'm not sure what the accepted way is to make them. There's an email address at the bottom, so do I simply send mail there with the comments, or is there some IETF tool I should know about for tracking comments/issues? ...
Hello, I'm going to implement JSON-PRC web service. I need specifications for this. So far I had found only one resource that can be called as real specifications: JSON-RPC 1.0 http://json-rpc.org/wiki/specification Proposal of JSON-PRC 2.0: http://groups.google.com/group/json-rpc/web/json-rpc-2-0 (why is it on google groups?) Howev...
I want to call a remote SAP function via ERPConnect (Theobald Software): R3Connection con = new R3Connection("host", 1, "user", "pw", "EN", "700"); con.Open(false); RFCFunction func = con.CreateFunction("FUNCTION_NAME"); Here I get the folliwing exception: User ... has no RFC authorization for function group RFC1 Is it generally neces...