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From: markseymour@guildassociates.com
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Subject: Re: [alpine-devel]  how do I get axfrdns (djbdns) going in Alpine?
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Quoting Nathan Angelacos <nangel@nothome.org>:

>
> Yeah.  ucspi-tcp was in 1.8.3  I've gone ahead and made a feature  
> request in your behalf....

Thanks for entering the feature requests for ucspi-tcp and daemontools.

> ...if you can wait a few days, I'd recommend waiting.  1.9.x is  
> /much/ better than 1.8.x, in a number of ways.
>
> Going back is kinda like driving a BMW M3 and then moving to a  
> Toyota corolla.

Ok, I'll wait a bit for 1.9.x packages.
>
>>
>> In order to control which slaves are allowed, where do you put your
>>   '<slaveIP>:allow,AXFR="<allowedAXFRDomain>"'
>> entries which, under Bernstein's regime, go in a file that normally lives
>> at /etc/axfrdns/tcp ?

Perhaps Timo will answer this for me.

>
> Yeah, we'll try to get daemontools packaged.  That way you can use  
> it the way DJB intends.
>
> ...1.9 uses open-rc [rc-service dnscache start].  Just to keep my  
> sanity, I'd rather spend the time to write a service script for you  
> (and the distro) than remember "djb stuff is different"
>

I'm not married to the idea of doing this the DJB way (although I love  
his simple, straightforward documentation).  Open-rc sounds perfectly  
fine to me, as long as there are good instructions that allow a novice  
user to just follow and make it happen.  The helpful FAQ's/Howto's are  
what has allowed me to run a fairly sophisticated network with  
LRP/LEAF for over a decade, while having a fairly limited knowledge of  
Linux.  I'm really excited about Alpine now, as a modern replacement!   
I am willing to learn, and perhaps there will be a way for me to  
contribute to the process in the future.

-Mark




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