On Mon, 27 Mar 2000, Raider wrote about, Re: Multiple servers:
> On "Re: Multiple servers" Richard Adams said on Mar 27:
> > I dont even know what you mean about "nag".
>
> Network Administrator Guide. It's a basic piece of LDP.
> Okay. Maybe you never heard of it. But for me (and guess other
> networking newbies) helped with some basic knowledge. Things like
> using resolv.config and other are nowhere else to be found explained.
To be honest i'm tight, i never buy books.
> > However there is nothing difficult about creating /etc/resolv.conf
> > domain <your_domain_here>
> > nameserver xx.xx.xx.xx
> > nameserver xx.xx.xx.xx
> > search <your_domain_here>
>
> Ok. For example, in my resolv.config file, the search line is
> at the beginning. So here I come with another discovery - the order
> of the lines doesn't matter.
It can be at the beginning, a dot i belive is everything.
Also i belive a file with just a nameserver will even work, its just that
some programs what things like search and domain defined.
Named for example will bark at you if you dont have a dot after the domain,
i belive i am correct in saying that, i dont use named myself.
> Than the search has as <your_domain_here> just a dot. What
> does this mean? I made this file according to one HOWTO. And if
> ain't broken, why fix it? But I still want to know...
>
> Raider
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