On Wed, 24 Oct 2001 at 15:15, Ian C. Sison wrote:
> Malapit nang maging isa pang plus 1 8)
Wow. The DJB legion grows. ;>
> I was totally intrigued by the writeup of Jijo he he hehe
Hmm. Interesting. And to think I haven't migrated yet. HAHAHA!!! I was
intrigued by DJB's stuff. I like the way he writes, but accept that you
don't. Maybe DJB should hire me as a ghostwriter. :)
> I think i will include it in the mandrake distro i am customizing.
For Workplace-Linux?
> As for QMAIL+LDAP, i think i will just stick with my POSTFIX+MYSQL he
> he hehehe
I like Postfix the way it works for me now, but maybe one day will
experiment with QMail + LDAP when I have the time and energy, and if Dek
convinces me enough. ;>
> bakit ala ba syang AXFR support?
Meron. But it's not as good as using rsync to keep the data file on the
client updated. Of course this needs the client to use djbdns, too. But I
read DJB's writeup and it's good.
But the djbdns package contains a nifty utility, axfrdns which listens to
TCP:53 (tinydns listens to UDP:53). And as usual, it's so damned easy to
configure (but then again I haven't used it yet). At least the config
file, that is (I don't know about the software itself, /service takes a
little getting used to). And I quote:
Change directory to /etc/axfrdns, and add a line to tcp allowing zone
transfers from 9.8.7.6:
9.8.7.6:allow,AXFR="heaven.af.mil/3.2.1.in-addr.arpa"
Sheesh. Hahaha!!! :)
> naiinis akong magbasa ng text ni DJB, explain mo na lang dito para di
> ako mawalan ng gana! he he hee
Apply akong ghostwriter ni DJB? ;>
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