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In article <9UoGvKA32DRxEwDd@jhall.demon.co.uk>
           john@jhall.demon.co.uk "John Hall" writes:

> In article <TK0pcFAXjoQxEwfp@dowrmain.demon.co.uk>, Ian Wade
> <ian@dowrmain.demon.co.uk> writes
> >My CDROM containing RFCs is now 2 years out of date. Anyone suggest a UK
> >supplier of an up-to-date version? I need it urgently.
> 
> Looking at the PDSL catalogue, their Internet Info CDROM contains RFCs
> along with a lot of other stuff. I don't know how up to date it is -
> you'd need to ask them. Their reference number for it is R000184 and
> cost is 21 quid. Phone 01892 663298.

Incidentally, I remember people here talking about `son-of-rfc1036' or
similar, that wasn't an rfc per se, but instead a `respected document' on
news messages.

Where can I find this?  I couldn't find it in /pub/doc/rfc. (or the drafts)
dir.  Well, I couldn't using `list *son-of*`, anyway :)

Was it `upgraded' to an rfc proper? or is it hidden away somewhere else?

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