On 4/22/2010 9:59 PM, Jason D. McCormick wrote:
> Jeff,
> 
>> There is no work around.  Microsoft has known about this bug since
>> September 2009.  More sites need to file bug reports on this issue with
>> Microsoft.  Until Microsoft is convinced that this is a serious problem
>> they are not going to make it a priority.  SP1 betas have already been
>> cut and if this bug is going to be fixed and added to SP1, they need to
>> hear from a broad range of OpenAFS using sites.
>>
>> There really is nothing more that I can do until Microsoft decides the
>> problem is a serious problem for *their* customers.
> 
> Can you point me to the bug report reference, number, whatever within 
> Microsoft to the issue?
> We'll file a support request with MS Premier Support, we just need to now 
> want to send our TAM after.

Unfortunately, I can't provide one. I'm not allowed to disclose it.
The best thing for you to do is to file a new report describing the
symptoms as your site is experiencing them.  You can provide
[email protected] as a contact with the software vendor
for the
Microsoft support engineer to provide follow up.  When a Microsoft
support engineer initiates contact I can put them in touch with the
developers that have been looking into the case.

Jeffrey Altman

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