My only concern with the document has to do with moving to RFC 2587 to historical. Are there any other RFCs from the PKIX group that depend on RFC 2587? If so, wouldn't moving 2587 to historical require them to be moved as well?
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Title : LDAPv2 to Historical Status
Author(s) : K. Zeilenga
Filename : draft-zeilenga-ldapv2-01.txt
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Date : 05-Nov-01
This note discusses moving version 2 of the Lightweight Directory
Access Protocol [LDAPv2] and dependent specifications to Historic
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