Gaetan Bisson schreef op 20.03.2013 22:35:
Good for you. Now I package what I want on my spare time and, if
there's
a superior and easier-to-maintain alternative, I'm not going to waste
any more of my time on a crumbling piece of software just because
certain people cannot be bothered to migrate.
Over the past weeks we've transitioned all our packages depending on
dnsutils to ldns, and now what's holding us back is that you guys are
"used to" dnsutils!?! Frankly you disappoint me: I thought us devs had
a
good track record of putting technical merit before personal
attachment
to any piece of software.
By the way, you forgot to adopt dnsutils.
FYI: I adopted dnsutils.
Maybe you should look into what you're talking about a big more. You
started a complete dig/nslookup -> drill migration based on the fact
that you don't like the build system used in bind10 and the fact that
it's written in C++/Python.
I checked the bind10 source, it no longer includes dig and nslookup.
The tests/system/README file specifies that it needs dig from BIND9 to
run the testsuite...
I'm fine with ditching BIND, I always hated that nameserver, but BIND10
and dnsutils are completely different pieces of software.
