Does this look familiar to anyone

Is one of these database indexed with the -p option? 
If it is, then it is a known bug (to me at least ;-) I can explain if
you really want to know ;-)

-Marten

"Dale S. Johnson" <dsj at merit.edu> writes
 * Anyone seen a bug like this before?
 * 
 * Querying "194.128" (no /15" finds one net;  with the /15 finds two):
 * 
 * ('Haven't looked into any code about this yet...)
 * 
 * --Dale
 * 
 * ============ From: Selina Priestley 
 * 
 * > From selina at ans.net Thu May 11 14:56:56 1995
 * > To: rrgroup at merit.edu
 * > Cc: heimlich at ans.net
 * > Subject: whois tool irregularity
 * > Reply-To: selina at ans.net
 * > Date: Thu, 11 May 1995 14:56:12 -0400
 * > 
 * > Isn't this odd?
 * > 
 * > bugsy-sfp:/u/sfp: whois -h whois.ra.net 194.128
 * > route:       194.128.0.0/15
 * > descr:       PIPEX-BLOCK3
 * > origin:      AS1849
 * > advisory:    AS690 1:1849 2:701(147) 3:701(134) 4:1800
 * > remarks:     Holes to come!
 * > mnt-by:      AS1849-MNT
 * > changed:     tim at pipex.net 950428
 * > source:      RIPE
 * > 
 * > bugsy-sfp:/u/sfp: whois -h whois.ra.net 194.128/15
 * > route:       194.128.0.0/15
 * > descr:       PIPEX Ltd
 * > descr:       216 Cambridge Science Park
 * > descr:       Milton Road
 * > descr:       Cambridge
 * > descr:       England
 * > descr:       CB4 4WA
 * > descr:       UNITED KINGDOM
 * > origin:      AS1849
 * > comm-list:   COMM_NSFNET
 * > advisory:    AS690 1:1849 2:701(147) 4:1800
 * > mnt-by:      MAINT-AS1849
 * > changed:     support at pipex.net 950511
 * > source:      RADB
 * > 
 * > route:       194.128.0.0/15
 * > descr:       PIPEX-BLOCK3
 * > origin:      AS1849
 * > advisory:    AS690 1:1849 2:701(147) 3:701(134) 4:1800
 * > remarks:     Holes to come!
 * > mnt-by:      AS1849-MNT
 * > changed:     tim at pipex.net 950428
 * > source:      RIPE
 * > 
 * > Selina



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