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On Thu Aug 25 05:45:18 2011, apollock@debian.org wrote: <br />
&gt; Hello, <br />
&gt;  <br />
&gt; A user reported this bug to us a while ago. I can reproduce it with <br />
&gt; the configuration included below on 4.2.2, just by using the -t option. <br />
<br />
Andrew --<br />
<br />
I've confirmed that dhcpd behaves as you have described -- thanks for the<br />
useful characterization of the bug, it made it much easier to reproduce --<br />
and forwarded it to our dev team along with conf files which trigger it.<br />
<br />
Thanks for reporting it.<br />
<br />
Michael McNally<br />
ISC Support<br />
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