On Sat, Jun 18, 2016 at 4:08 PM, Stephen J. Turnbull <stephen@xemacs.org> wrote:
Ah, that's a problem. I don't have control of the DNS yet. We'd need to interact with Mark.
So should a new conversation be started with Mark for our request?
I'll get you on the arc-interop list, there should be another one in the summer at the pace they've been going.
Okay!
Not really. Keywords that might be useful aside from ARC, DKIM, and DMARC: mail, post, verify, track, key, sign, identity.
Ah -- one brainstorm -- kimpy = "key identified mail.py".
That sounds good! The mail keyword gave an idea - emailauthentication
As far as words go, you could just keep dkimpy, too, since ARC depends
on domain keys for its semantics, as well as on DKIM for its signing protocol. "adkimpy"? Lots of double meanings there: Aditya, ARC, augmented, domain, divikar. :-)
Hahaha! In case we choose that, that can be our inside joke.
Narrowing it down, we have the options - dkimpy, kimpy, adkimpy ( meaning augmented/arc - domain ;) ), emailauthentication, and any others with keywords you specified.
I was surprised by the news, but Google also chose dkimpy for its implementation of ARC. I haven't had time to look at it, but maybe early next week (not publicly licensed, sorry, no URL).
I had read on the arc list that an OpenARC implementation was being developed by Murray Kucherawy. So I suppose that we may have the news of it being released on the list soon.
Aditya