RE: iscsi : iscsi parameter default values

[Paul Koning <pkoning@jlc.net>]

Excerpt of message (sent 28 September 2001) by Julian Satran:
> 
> Eddy,
> 
> The text (cleaned) says:
> 
>    For numerical negotiations, the responding party MUST respond with the
>    required key.
> 
>    Binary negotiations (for keys taking the values yes or no) are a
>    restricted form of numerical negotiations and the result is a key
>    dependent Boolean function of the two inputs. The negotiation MUST
>    proceed ONLY up to the point where both parties can unequivocally
>    compute the result based on new values; continuing beyond this point is
>    OPTIONAL.

The last sentence contradicts itself.  If you "MUST proceed ONLY..."
then by definition you cannot proceed further, so saying that
proceeding further is optional makes no sense.  Even ignoring that,
I still have no idea what the last sentence means.

Also, "yes" and "no" aren't numbers, so perhaps you should say "for
keys taking the values 1 (meaning "yes") and 0 (meaning "no")..."

      paul