I am similarly concerned about colons (although not know about epubs). - I
had put in some traps to always escape them but so far every library
handles it cleanly

I wanted to stick to the official urn divisor - but in the end we just need
a unique id

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On 18 Mar 2013, at 18:21, Philip Schatz <notifications@github.com> wrote:

In docs/example.txt:

> +
> +
> +  I tried to get one table / one security table to work for each type.
> +  SQLAlchemy fought every step of the way, and it seemed like a Outlook style of approach so got rejected.
> +
> +Use of URN / URIs
> +-----------------
> +
> +I have abstracted out a lot of the security, as ACLs are not supposed
> +to be part of the document.  I am using the Unix style convention of
> +owner-group-world to define ACLs, and using URNs to allow one
> +centralised ACL application to control many resources.
> +
> +And yes I may be using URN wrongly - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4913343/what-is-the-difference-between-uri-url-and-urn
> +
> +A resource has a URN of the following

Are the URN's used anywhere yet? If so, there should probably be discussion
on the names cnxfolder/module/user/blob.

I'm interested in what the links look like <a
href="urn:cnxfolder:52..."></a> in the module HTML (it will probably choke
on colons thinking it is a protocol) as well as what the filename in the
EPUB would be (filenames don't like to have colons in them)

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