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> Here again the 'real' log message:
> Jun 30 02:48:38 blues supfile[9411]: gethostby*.gethostanswer: asked for
> "1.41.100.194.in-addr.arpa", got "1.0.41.100.194.in-addr.arpa"

Hmm, dnswalk likes things, but I still think something is screwed up in
their DNS setup.  With the classless DNS stuff, lots of things get
confused.


Nate