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schmonz 19861569ce Based on feedback from joerg@ and riastradh@, don't save a persistent seed file on first startup after all. Primary rationale: it is not desirable that the predictability of the first boot (whatever that may happen to be) force an upper bound on the unpredictability of random seeds for all future dnscache instances. Instead, as before, let dnscache read 128 new bytes on every startup. Just give it /dev/urandom instead of /dev/random. While here, abolish references to LOCALBASE. Bump version.		2014-12-07 04:33:30 +00:00
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axfrdns.sh	Based on feedback from joerg@ and riastradh@, don't save a persistent	2014-12-07 04:33:30 +00:00
djbdns.sh
dnscache.sh	Based on feedback from joerg@ and riastradh@, don't save a persistent	2014-12-07 04:33:30 +00:00
rbldns.sh	Based on feedback from joerg@ and riastradh@, don't save a persistent	2014-12-07 04:33:30 +00:00
README.pkgsrc
tinydns.sh	Based on feedback from joerg@ and riastradh@, don't save a persistent	2014-12-07 04:33:30 +00:00

README.pkgsrc

 Getting help
 ============

You've installed an automated and customized djbdns-run package.
If you're having trouble getting the djbdns daemons to run, ask
the package's maintainer:

<URL:mailto:schmonz-pkgsrc-djbdns@schmonz.com>

If you need to ask for help on the dns list, please mention that
you're using the djbdns-run package from pkgsrc.