Why is ncacn_http commented out?

[Tomás García-Merás <tomas () rockmusic org>]

Just a question... Why is ncacn_http commented out from 
nmap-service-probes? I see no reason for nmap not to tell that it's 
"Microsoft Network Computing Architecture Connection-Oriented RPC 
Protocol" even if that protocol it's used for multiple services (just 
like http is used for multiple services also, WS, IPP, etc).

Regards: Tomas

PS:

# Hmmm ... http://seclists.org/lists/incidents/2002/Mar/0047.html
# So "ncacn_http" may be used by multiple services.  I'll take this
# one out for now.
match ncacn_http m|^ncacn_http/([\d.]+)$| v/ncacn_http/$1//

I think nmap should use the long description (versioninfo): "Network 
Computing Architecture Connection-Oriented RPC Protocol" instead of just 
"ncacn_http"

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