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Tickets 8930, 8931, and 8935 have solved most of the problems mentioned here.&nbsp; (8931 actually solves the wrinkle that I previously said could not be ironed out; Isaac had the clever idea of checking the cache by second ticket rather than client name.)<br />
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It remains to be determined whether qualify_shortname should default to the primary DNS search domain or &quot;&quot;.&nbsp; Either setting should work much better with these changes.<br />
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