will hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Frankly all I care about is getting the technical details right. I
could give a rat's bottom for all the griping and personal vendettas.
"big nasty company. blah blah blah". boo bleepin' hoo.
go write a kernel. write code. advocate linux. participate in
a user's group. teach others. In other words:
DO.
But I digress...
> Anyway, the Debian packages pdnsd seems to be the one used by woody.
> I think I've used another one, it was easy to set up. Even BIND
> sets up easy. They help a bunch on dial up and Cox.
And it's good to learn about dns. it's more complex than most
folks realize. another good one for caching dns is djb's
dnscache. visit http://cr.yp.to
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