Re: [Standards] question on xmpp core rfc

[Peter Saint-Andre]

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Hi,
Excerpt from [page 12, rfc 3920] xmpp core:
   4.  If either entity receives a stream header with no 'version'
       attribute, the entity MUST consider the version supported by the
       other entity to be "0.0" and SHOULD NOT include a 'version'
       attribute in the stream header it sends in reply.

Is "0.0" a typo, it should instead be "1.0"?

From draft of 3920bis
(http://www.xmpp.org/internet-drafts/draft-saintandre-rfc3920bis-06.html):
[
If either entity receives a stream header with no 'version' attribute,
the entity MUST consider the version supported by the other entity to
be "0.9" and SHOULD NOT include a 'version' attribute in the response
stream header.
]

Version 0.9 is old Jabber protocol before XMPP 1.0.

Correct. I don't remember why we called it "0.0" in that section of RFC 
3920.

Peter