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> FWIW, in terms of proper functioning, 1.3.1 is compliant with Sun's
> test suite and 1.4.2 almost is (unofficially).  The one case where 1.4.2
> isn't compliant is currently under discussion with Sun and is unlikely
> to affect you unless you're using multicast in a mixed IPv4 and IPv6
> environment.

Is there somewhere one can read the unofficial details? A malinglist perhaps 
that I don't know about? :)

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