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As discussed during the tlswg meeting at IETF 117 and identified in the draft, there isn't a clear best way to reference the binary data necessary to implement this scheme.
One option take by RFC 7932 (Brotli) is to append 122 KB of hex encoded data to the end of the RFC occupying some 80 pages:
The hexadecimal form of the DICT array is the following, where the
length is 122,784 bytes and the CRC-32 of the byte sequence is
0x5136cb04.
74696d65646f776e6c6966656c6566746261636b636f64656461746173686f77
6f6e6c7973697465636974796f70656e6a7573746c696b6566726565776f726b
74657874796561726f766572626f64796c6f7665666f726d626f6f6b706c6179
...
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As discussed during the tlswg meeting at IETF 117 and identified in the draft, there isn't a clear best way to reference the binary data necessary to implement this scheme.
One option take by RFC 7932 (Brotli) is to append 122 KB of hex encoded data to the end of the RFC occupying some 80 pages:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: