The files listed below are available from rfc-editor.org via various methods.
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.txt | Before: plain text file After: the text output of xml2rfc (UTF-8-encoded file with a byte order mark) | RFC 7994 |
Before: (rare cases) a scan of a hardcopy RFC or a PDF with images added by authors (see [1] for details). After: the PDF output of xml2rfc converted to PDF/A-3 using pdfaPilot [2]. | RFC 7995 | |
.html | Before: HTML created from TXT using rfc2html [3] After: the HTML output of xml2rfc. | RFC 7992 |
.xml | Before: if an XML file exists, the RFC Editor can provide it on request. After: the source file; the output of the preptool | RFC 7991 and RFCXML vocabulary reference |
.json | metadata file; see [5] for details. |
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.html | An informative rendering of an RFC that includes verified errata. The file exists for a given RFC only if there exist verified errata. Created from TXT using rfc-errata. |
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.txt.pdf | Before: PDF created directly from the TXT file After: This file is no longer created. It is replaced by the PDF output of xml2rfc. |
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.notprepped.xml | The source file before using xml2rfc --preptool . This is provided for authors who may create a bis document. |
References
Note: Generally, the “v3 era” refers to after the format change, i.e., RFC 8650 and higher. Time-wise, this was October 2019 and afterwards. (There exists one exception, which was not published in the v3 format -- RFC 8489, published February 2020. Its RFC number is intentionally lower than RFC 8650.)
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