Re: Internet X.500 Schema
Srinivas R Sataluri <sri@qsun.ho.att.com> Wed, 09 November 1994 13:50 UTC
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From: Srinivas R Sataluri <sri@qsun.ho.att.com>
To: Steve Kille <S.Kille@isode.com>
Cc: managers@nameflow.dante.net, osi-ds@cs.ucl.ac.uk, wg-nap@rare.nl, wpp-camayocs@psi.com
Subject: Re: Internet X.500 Schema
Steve: > From research!rare.nl!wg-nap-request Tue Oct 25 15:53:42 1994 > To: sri@ds.internic.net > Cc: managers@nameflow.dante.net, osi-ds@cs.ucl.ac.uk, wg-nap@rare.nl, > wpp-camayocs@psi.com > Subject: Re: Internet X.500 Schema > From: Steve Kille <S.Kille@isode.com> > Sender: wg-nap-request@rare.nl > > Sri, > > This sounds like excellent work, and is a good demonstration of > distributed electronic publishing. Are you also intending to > publish this as an RFC? I think that this has quite a few advantages: > > 1) Gives a clear successtion to RFC 1274 > > 2) Useful for the luddites amongst us > > 3) Important and comprehensible to those outside the Internet community > > regards > > Steve Steve: Thanks. The original internet-draft on this subject is about to be published as an informational RFC. We are expecting help from the community for cleaning up the schema and retiring useless and duplicate elements. We will then proceed to publish "production" schema elements as RFCs. We will discuss this issue in the IDS working group meeting at San Jose and hope to make substantial progress after San Jose. Best regards, -sri [Srinivas Sataluri] AT&T Bell Laboratories/InterNIC Directory and Database Services (908) 949-7782; sri@qsun.att.com (or) sri@internic.net
- Internet X.500 Schema sri
- Re: Internet X.500 Schema Steve Kille
- Re: Internet X.500 Schema Srinivas R Sataluri