* Added support for DiG 9.x (BIND 9.0.1)
* Replaced internal digparse utility with digstd utility - you call digstd
as if it were dig, it calls dig for you with right options for your version
and returns results in a standard easy-to-parse format.
* Added SRV record support (ala RFC 2052).
* Added LOC record support (ala RFC 1876).
* Minor speed improvement to axfr
* Numerous bug fixes and support for different local host configurations
* Updated HOWTOUSE and MANUAL documents
PR: ports/53785
Submitted by: Rob Evers <rob@debank.tv>
Maintainer timeout: 3 weeks
- Switch LIB_DEPENDS from math/libgmp-freebsd to math/libgmp4 on FreeBSD 5
only (the base libgmp 2.0.1 on FreeBSD 4 is fine) so this port buils on
architectures other than alpha and i386 (tested on FreeBSD/sparc64).
- Respect CC and CFLAGS.
- Remove broken URL forgotten in Makefile 1.16 and pkg-descr 1.5.
- Give maintainership to submitter.
Submitted by: marius@alchemy.franken.de
Approved by: portmgr
- Added a patch to fix a problem with the allow-axfr-ips option (host/32 netmask didn't work)
- Added an option to the configure dialog to compile the recursor
- Bumped PORTREVISION
PR: 59385
Submitted by: tremere@cainites.net
- Assign maintainership to the submitter
While I'm here:
- Shorten COMMENT to prevent truncation by pkg_info(1)
- Use DOCSDIR macro in pkg-plist
PR: 59178
Submitted by: Clement Laforet <sheepkiller@cultdeadsheep.org>
The patchfile unwires hardcoding of configuration directories. The
changes are mostly minor; see work/README for full summary.
PR: ports/55335, maintainer timeout (3 months).
I realize that my error in version numbering previously caused some confusion
about 9.2.3 being a more up to date version than 9.2.3.4, but this will quickly
be resolved with the next version, and affected only a few users who installed
the release candidate. The portepoch change is permanent, and perpetuates a
silly kludge for no good reason.
Please do not change this again without discussing it with me.
DNS Flood Detector was developed to detect abusive usage levels
on high traffic nameservers and to enable quick response in
halting the use of one's nameserver to facilitate spam.
