[LinuxUsers] Paging Gregg Rawson
Roger E. Rustad, Jr
roger.rustad at gmail.com
Mon May 4 18:22:34 UTC 2009
Ok, I'll bite...
Michael Sokolov wrote:
>> 3: Reverse DNS for 208.221.139.1 - Failed!
>
> That's the piece of **** known as BIND. I can't wait to replace it with
> MSDNS (Michael Sokolov's Domain Name Server), my own DNS server
> implementation written 100% by me 100% from scratch, running under
> 4.3BSD-Quasijarus and strictly implementing the letter of RFC 1035.
In my opinion, RFCs are strong suggestions and intended for best
practice (e.g. I do not follow all of them with MTAs I manage,
particularly Exchange servers and MX backups). What compelling reason
do you have for implementing this particular RFC? Why RFC 1035 over,
say, this one?
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc527
>> Add that task to the TBD consultant's TODO list.
>
> Nope. Finishing MSDNS is one of those gazillion tasks that must be done
> by me and may not be outsourced. Besides, being part of the core
> infrastructure it runs on our 4.3BSD-Quasijarus VAXen, not on pee sea
> hardware, and I would never let anyone else near those even if someone
> does claim to be old enough to know this stuff.
Ok, I must have missed something. You're missing a PTR record (I'm
guessing) on your MTA, and the remote MTA doesn't like it (with good
reason). And we're now we're talking about VAX, rewriting a new flavor
of DNS, and non "pee sea hardware"?
Please help us understand here.
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