At 01:50 PM 7/3/99 -0400, you wrote:
>> the domain, just in the WinNT/system32/drivers/etc/hosts file(I have no
>> idea why it's in such an obscure place<g>). The receiving mail server
>is...
>
>The hosts file (buried deep in the mines of the BSOD OS) is a feature of the
>NT OS there originally to deal with DNS weaknesses and still there to speed
>resolution of names for static addresses.
I'm not argueing the value of it's existance, just wondering why such a
useful item is tucked in such an obscure location. Next you'll find
named.boot in a highly intuitive place like c:\program
files\games\you_dont_know_jack\plugins\ ;o)
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