Contents

• • • 0.1 What this is
  
  
• I. Tapio RFCs
  • 1. Plumbing Protocol
    • 1.1 Executive Summary
    • 1.2 Introduction
    • 1.3 References
    • 1.4 Definitions
    • 1.5 Requirements
    • 1.6 Assumptions
    • 1.7 Relationships
    • 1.8 User Interface
      • 1.8.1 plumb command
      • 1.8.2 Recipes
    • 1.9 Interfaces/Protocols
      • 1.9.1 General packet format
      • 1.9.2 General format of non-DATA packets
      • 1.9.3 START packet
      • 1.9.4 Why not SSL?
    • 1.10 Procedure/Transaction Definitions
    • 1.11 Data/System Integrity Considerations
    • 1.12 Reliability and availability issues
    • 1.13 Security and Privacy issues
    • 1.14 Safety Issues
    • 1.15 Quality Assurance
    • 1.16 Performance Issues
    • 1.17 Implementation Methods
    • 1.18 Risks
  • 2. Stream Format
    • 2.1 Executive Summary
    • 2.2 Introduction
    • 2.3 References
    • 2.4 Definitions
    • 2.5 Requirements
    • 2.6 Assumptions
    • 2.7 Relationships
    • 2.8 User Interface
    • 2.9 Interfaces/Protocols
    • 2.10 Procedure/Transaction Definitions
    • 2.11 Data/System Integrity Considerations
    • 2.12 Reliability and availability issues
    • 2.13 Security and Privacy issues
    • 2.14 Safety Issues
    • 2.15 Quality Assurance
    • 2.16 Performance Issues
    • 2.17 Implementation Methods
    • 2.18 Risks
  • 3. Testing 1 2 3
    • 3.1 Executive Summary
    • 3.2 Introduction
    • 3.3 References
    • 3.4 Definitions
    • 3.5 Requirements
    • 3.6 Assumptions
    • 3.7 Relationships
    • 3.8 User Interface
    • 3.9 Interfaces/Protocols
    • 3.10 Procedure/Transaction Definitions
    • 3.11 Data/System Integrity Considerations
    • 3.12 Reliability and availability issues
    • 3.13 Security and Privacy issues
    • 3.14 Safety Issues
    • 3.15 Quality Assurance
    • 3.16 Performance Issues
    • 3.17 Implementation Methods
    • 3.18 Risks
  
  
• About this document ...

0.1 What this is

This is all of the assorted RFC's for this project. There is a ``RFC.skel'' file which shows you how to put together an RFC. Please use that.

RFC's are numbered. We set up a chapter for each RFC in this file. The Makefile is set up to split chapters into multiple HTML files.