RE: LDAPv4? (Was: Updating "core" specification)
"Kurt D. Zeilenga" <[email protected]>
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At 07:09 PM 2001-11-16, John Strassner wrote: >I don't see how this can be a "serious" question. Where in the charter do >you read anything remotely resembling LDAPv4? Chris asked the WG to consider an explicit statement regarding the scope of updates to LDAP "core" specifications. This could be taken as allowing updates creating another version of LDAP. Since I been unable to determine for myself what is beyond the scope of this working group, I asked this question which I am pleased was answered in a serious fashion. >I'm still waiting for an answer to my earlier question about what, >specifically, you find so confusing about the charter and what, >specifically, you would reword. I assume you refer to your previous post http://www.imc.org/ietf-ldup/mail-archive/msg01235.html I took this as direction, not as a question, as I indicated in my response: http://www.imc.org/ietf-ldup/mail-archive/msg01237.html Anyways, as I've noted repeatedly in posts regarding this particular issue, it is the lack of any statement as to what is beyond the scope which is causing my confusion and concern. I am trying my best to ask questions, with specific wording suggestions, to address my confusion and this concern. >Questions like "what's not in the charter" simply do not help. Unfornately, it's what not in the charter which I find so confusing and cause me the greatest concern. I am trying to resolve this by asking pointed questions and offering specific suggestions which, I thought, was what you directed me to do. In a separate post you ask: > How about answering my previous questions first? > Especially since no where in the charter is this mentioned? I hope the above answers your questions. If not, please post the questions again (or provide me with a reference to the specific message containing the questions) and I'll try again. Also, if I have misinterpret either your or Chris's direction, please advise. Kurt