but I thought I would ask.
Appendix A: I was somewhat surprised that this section doesn't
explicitly mention any software used as part of the operations and
process. Maybe this is covered by some other part of the IASA agreements?
Regards,
Elwyn Davies
Roland
Looking at the RFC Editor queue, it looks as if this is the only
document in the complex web of interdependencies between rfc2401bis and
ikev2 and their related documents that is still in the EDIT state. All
the others appear to be in REF state waiting for it to finish editing.
Why t
Jari Arkko wrote:
Elwyn Davies wrote:
There is some logic in this.. Participants need to be able to get
from airport to hotel to venue on foot/public transport without
needing to bring excessive personal protection gear that they might
not otherwise own, or experiencing heat stroke
Ole Jacobsen wrote:
On Thu, 13 Oct 2005, Hallam-Baker, Phillip wrote:
How about adding that the mean outdoor temperature at the time of the
year the meeting is being held should be above 0 degrees Centigrade?
Why?
There is some logic in this.. Participants need to be able to get
Johan: I imagine you have seen this paper on the subject of a p2p DNS
substitute based on CHORD, but it is interesting reading for others.
http://www.cs.rice.edu/Conferences/IPTPS02/178.pdf
Regards,
Elwyn Davies
Johan Henriksson wrote:
On Fri, Sep 30, 2005 at 08:45:29AM +0200,
Johan
Hi.
I did a quick read of this document and have a couple of general
comments (plus I spotted a very few trival nits).
It seems to be a very useful survey of what has been done in the area of
Wireless LAN and the interactions of link indications for hosts
connected directly to such links. Th
Absolutely... Be that as it may, I was intrigued as to why Thunderbird
did such a different job on the two files. A quick look at the code did
not help.
Anyway thanks for the effort.. very useful!
Regards,
Elwyn
Eliot Lear wrote:
Bill,
I couldn't agree with you more regarding multiple ov
It reads in to Thunderbird OK, but the result is less pretty than
Eliot's effort. Eliot's version appears to lay out the multiple events
in a partcular timeslot evenly across the available space, whereas
Bill's results in different sized blocks and in some cases some of the
events appear to be
Actually to be more precise it works with Mozilla Firefox 1.0.6 with the
calendar plug-in.
Regards,
Elwyn
Eliot Lear wrote:
For the daring, there is http://www.ofcourseimright.com/~lear/ietf63.ics.
I claim no competence in any of this. No responsibility if you miss
your meetings. No promis
Thanks.. certainly seems to work with Mozilla Thunderbird.
Regards,
Elwyn
Eliot Lear wrote:
For the daring, there is http://www.ofcourseimright.com/~lear/ietf63.ics.
I claim no competence in any of this. No responsibility if you miss
your meetings. No promises to update it. But it works fo
Of course with use of SNAP in the last yard, we needed a higher throughput
solution for the backbone and as of yesterday we have it ...
An Airbus 380 full of 4.7GB DVDs... only problem is limited number of
available terminals ;-) 100 yard wingspan... watch where you are turning!
I have started a
age-
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> TOOLS discussion
> Subject: RE: Last Call: 'Requirements
indow closes!
Regards,
Elwyn
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> To: Elwyn davies
> Cc: 'Brian E Carpenter'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'Bruce Lilly'; 'Alex
> Rousskov'; ietf@ietf.
As I had already written to the original enquirer privately, I agree that
the research needs the 'design diary' aspects as well as the output
snapshots.
The lack of a permanent archive for some of the mailing lists will be a
problem for historians and others looking back on the IETF process. Perso
FYI I am an ex-Word user, now fully converted to xml2rfc.
I thought Word was a convenient way to conform to Draft style and handle
revision control but was frustrated by the toolchain. The main problem I
found was the badly broken 'Generic Text Printer' driver which has not
worked properly for a
A bit more input on this subject...
It appears that (as one could have predicted) trying to get this piece of
universal technology in place in < 10 years is going to be difficult. It
appears that there is a limited agreement on content (actually a digitized
mugshot) but very little on the nature
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> Real serious issues seem to be waved away. To my opinion, one
> threat to the international nature of the IETF are the continuous
> increasing difficulties entering the US. This morning I read in the
> local papers that starting the 25th of october the Visa-Waiver
> program will grind to a
At 17:42 24/01/2005, Harald Tveit Alvestrand wrote:
There has apparently been no comments on these I thought I'd make a
pass...
Some thoughts:
S1, para 3: s/Such support includes/The support for current work includes/
this works either way for me - "current" seems to say "the next sentences
Hi.
Scott Brim is doing the main (gen-art) review of this document but I
started so here is my twopennorth...
I have come to this with relatively fresh eyes since I have stayed out of
the governance discussions since my work on the problem WG a while back and
have only just started following th
This is indeed a bizarre thread..
As a near neighbour (UK), I can tell you that 2003 was indeed exceptional
across most of Europe. My home area north east of London was reduced to a
desert by the end of August, and there were some accelerated deaths due to
heat exhaustion.
Things reverted to t
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