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Subject: Re: [xri] Thoughts on XRD-to-resource cardinality
On Jan 29, 2009, at 4:43 PM, John Bradley wrote: > I consider everything in the XRD to be self asserted claims with the > exception of the CID if the XRD is signed. Do you believe this to be the case regardless of the number of indirections between the original resource URI and the terminal XRD instance canonicalID? If there are multiple redirections between the initial resource identifier before reaching the XRD, and assuming the HTTP Authority trust profile, where the signing key is in the DNS administrative realm of the XRD location, I do not see how the signer has any knowledge of prior indirections (and thus the validity of the association between the initial resource and the CID). Or perhaps I am straying into an obscure use case? =peterd
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