Ah, so the problem is that reverse DNS is broken. I'll have to file a ticket with pair.com and perhaps a request with the host of our DNS config (I'm not sure the host of our DNS can even do anything regarding reverse DNS).

Thanks.

You should probably file a bug against your browser, since rejecting cookies based on reverse DNS is something that one should at least be able to disable (and that probably shouldn't be enabled by default). My guess is that it is some attempt at "security" but it seems rather pointless (as well as disruptive).

- tye        

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