Re: X.500 Nonsense: Summary

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From: Steve Kille
Date: Thu, 15 Feb 1990 16:39

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 >From:  Martin Chapman <mcsun!ukc!axion!planet!mdc@net.uu.uunet>
 >Subject: X.500 Nonsense: Summary
 >Date:  12 Feb 90 14:09:56 GMT

 >>There are probably one or two people in the world who have a reasonable
 >>understanding of X.500.

Looks like I needed to be a bit clearer, as my sarcasm clearly went over
some heads!  Also this line is being quoted out of context - at the same
time I pointed out two people very close to you who have a pretty good idea
about X.500.

X.500 does take quite a bit of effort to get to grips with.  However, a lot
of people have done so, and there are plenty of implementations.


Steve

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