Re: [nfsv4] Issues for precis

Tom Haynes <tom.haynes@oracle.com> Mon, 09 August 2010 14:49 UTC

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Subject: Re: [nfsv4] Issues for precis
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Noveck_David@emc.com wrote:
>   I had understood that there
> was concern about the dispatch with which RFC3530bis would be produced.
> There was a concern with Tom's proposed target and the fact that it
> differed from one in the charter by some months, although I don't
> understand the motivations for very prompt attention to this matter well
> enough to understand whether there is something there that would
> override the considerations that David has offered.
>
>   

Sep 2009 WG Last Call for rfc3530bis (NFS version 4)

I don't care how hard we work on 3530bis, we are not going to hit that 
date. :->

I thought one of our AIs was to come up with a realistic date for the 
charter. Nov 2010
might be reachable, but I think it is a stretch.