RFC: Turning off reverse hostname resolution by default in 1.10

[Jeffrey Watts]

What an inappropriate and exaggerated response to a simple suggestion as to
how someone might do something differently.  It's especially surprising
considering that you brought yourself and your situation into this
conversation - you shouldn't be surprised or offended if folks discuss it.
 After all, that's what folks do here.

You should probably also realize that the Internet has a seemingly infinite
memory and that your name and work email address will be forever associated
with this rant, and may come back to haunt you.  I've learned that lesson
the hard way a few times, it'd be wise for you to learn it as well.
 Especially since your employer is well-known for not having a great sense
of humor.

Good luck,
Jeffrey.

On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 1:38 PM, Ken Hornstein <kenh at cmf.nrl.navy.mil> wrote:

> >I would resolve all these issues by using aliases at the KDC level, but
>
> Oh for FUCK'S SAKE, I DIDN'T WANT TO GET INTO SOME GODDAMN DISCUSSION
> ON HOW TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEM PLEASE DO NOT SEND ANY MORE MESSAGES
> TELLING ME HOW TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEM BECAUSE YOU CERTAINLY DO NOT
> UNDERSTAND THE EXACT GODDAMN SITUATION AND I'M NOT WILLING TO GET INTO
> SOME GODDAMN DISCUSSION EXPLAINING THE EXACT GODDAMN SITUATION BECAUSE
> THAT ALWAYS ENDS UP WITH PEOPLE TELLING ME HOW TO RECONFIGURE MY
> NETWORK OR SWITCH CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE SOFTWARE WHICH IS COMPLETELY
> GODDAMN RIDICULOUS I UNDERSTAND THE ISSUES WITH RDNS AND KERBEROS AND I
> KNOW THAT IT NEEDS TO GO AWAY EVENTUALLY AND I AM FINE WITH THAT BUT
> THAT'S NOT WHAT GREG ASKED AND I WOULD APPRECIATE IT IF YOU WOULD
> SIMPLY KEEP YOUR GODDAMN SOLUTIONS ABOUT MY PARTICULAR GODDAMN RDNS
> PROBLEMS TO YOUR GODDAMN SELF.
>
> Thank you.
>
> --Ken
>
>