is bind needed at all?
Bill Manning
bmanning at ISI.EDU
Thu Sep 6 15:31:55 UTC 2001
% I agree with Kevin Darcy <kcd at daimlerchrysler.com>, that we
% should not be coming back with flippant responses like Pete did,
% because it just muddies the question and doesn't really help solve
% the problem.
%
% However, I agree with Pete's general approach that there just
% really isn't much sense in even trying to answer most questions
% unless people give us real domain names (and whatever other
% information is necessary) to begin with, and I am also getting very
% tired of having to continually repeat this position.
%
% --
% Brad Knowles, <brad.knowles at skynet.be>
Giving Pete the benefit of the doubt, I think that the correct
method is to take folks at their word and when they claim to
be hosting some_$deity_misbegotten.example.com domain that
they are having problems with, we should help them insofar
as we are able. IF we are given incorrect data or data that
is hosted by someone else or data that is not visable in the
Internet namespace, then we should tell them folks of our
inability to assist them.
e.g. be literal. take peoples word. if they try and
hid information, don't bother to reply, its a waste of
your time and theirs.
--
--bill
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