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Sorry, I don't understand your point about the DNS thing. I don't think multiple owners share the same hostnames. Each owner has a set of 20 hostnames that are
by rahimnathwani 9mo ago
Sorry, I don't understand your point about the DNS thing. I don't think multiple owners share the same hostnames. Each owner has a set of 20 hostnames that are unique to their account. And there are 20 IP addresses shared across all owners.
- eqvinox 9mo ago> I don't think multiple owners share the same hostnames. That's exactly what I mean, this approach wouldn't be able to handle unconstrained sharing of systems among multiple users. If you're, say, a freelancer who has access to a bunch of people's systems… and another freelancer has access to half of those, and then a bunch of others… these combinations create exclusions that can make the whole thing unsolvable if they're large enough.