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Install /etc/dnsroots.global automatically if it does not exist, or else print a big shiny warning.
2001-02-02 14:34:50 -05:00
@comment $OpenBSD: PLIST,v 1.8 2001/02/02 19:34:51 camield Exp $
- the name 'dnscache' has been changed to 'djbdns' - permit_* = Yes, package reasonably conforms to http://cr.yp.to/djbdns/dist.html - add RCS id to PLIST - add ${HOMEPAGE} to MESSAGE - add note to SECURITY: There is a $500 reward for the first person to publish a security hole in djbdns.
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bin/axfr-get
bin/axfrdns
bin/axfrdns-conf
bin/dnscache
bin/dnscache-conf
bin/dnsfilter
bin/dnsip
bin/dnsipq
bin/dnsmx
bin/dnsname
bin/dnsq
- upgrade to version 1.01 * Services now use envdir to set up environment variables such as $IP and $CACHESIZE, so outside tools can read and edit the variables. * dnscache discards non-recursive queries. There's a new dnsqr tool to send recursive queries to dnscache. * dnscache works around the Linux O_NONBLOCK kernel bug. - remove PKGNAME, the distfile now has the correct name - re-anchor patches - add dnsqr to PLIST
2000-09-18 02:56:52 -04:00
bin/dnsqr
- the name 'dnscache' has been changed to 'djbdns' - permit_* = Yes, package reasonably conforms to http://cr.yp.to/djbdns/dist.html - add RCS id to PLIST - add ${HOMEPAGE} to MESSAGE - add note to SECURITY: There is a $500 reward for the first person to publish a security hole in djbdns.
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bin/dnstrace
add dnstracesort to the PLIST
2001-01-13 06:17:07 -05:00
bin/dnstracesort
- the name 'dnscache' has been changed to 'djbdns' - permit_* = Yes, package reasonably conforms to http://cr.yp.to/djbdns/dist.html - add RCS id to PLIST - add ${HOMEPAGE} to MESSAGE - add note to SECURITY: There is a $500 reward for the first person to publish a security hole in djbdns.
2000-07-13 04:56:19 -04:00
bin/dnstxt
bin/pickdns
bin/pickdns-conf
bin/pickdns-data
bin/random-ip
bin/rbldns
bin/rbldns-conf
bin/rbldns-data
bin/tinydns
bin/tinydns-conf
bin/tinydns-data
bin/tinydns-edit
bin/tinydns-get
bin/walldns
bin/walldns-conf
Unflavor manpages; package them unconditionally Probably conforms to the license at http://cr.yp.to/djbdns/dist.html because we only add files.
2001-01-11 07:33:24 -05:00
man/man1/dnsfilter.1
man/man1/dnsip.1
man/man1/dnsipq.1
man/man1/dnsmx.1
man/man1/dnsname.1
man/man1/dnsq.1
man/man1/dnsqr.1
man/man1/dnstrace.1
man/man1/dnstracesort.1
man/man1/dnstxt.1
man/man5/qualification.5
man/man8/axfr-get.8
man/man8/axfrdns.8
man/man8/dnscache-conf.8
man/man8/dnscache.8
man/man8/pickdns-conf.8
man/man8/pickdns-data.8
man/man8/pickdns.8
man/man8/rbldns-conf.8
man/man8/rbldns-data.8
man/man8/rbldns.8
man/man8/tinydns-conf.8
man/man8/tinydns-data.8
man/man8/tinydns.8
man/man8/walldns-conf.8
man/man8/walldns.8
- spin manpages off into a flavor - update to 1.03 Major changes: * dnscache drops old UDP queries in favor of new ones, and drops old TCP connections in favor of new ones. * dnscache supports $FORWARDONLY to forward queries to another cache. The other cache is listed in root/servers/@. * dnscache returns TTLs by default, so it can be used as the target of forwarding. * dnstrace | dnstracesort produces output that's very easy to scan. Try dnstrace a www.netscape.com 198.41.0.4 | dnstracesort | less.
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share/djbdns/dnsroots.global
Install /etc/dnsroots.global automatically if it does not exist, or else print a big shiny warning.
2001-02-02 14:34:50 -05:00
@exec if [ -f /etc/%f ]; then echo "\n!! WARNING !!\t/etc/%f exists\n\t\tPlease verify with %D/%F" ; else /bin/cp %D/%F /etc; fi
- spin manpages off into a flavor - update to 1.03 Major changes: * dnscache drops old UDP queries in favor of new ones, and drops old TCP connections in favor of new ones. * dnscache supports $FORWARDONLY to forward queries to another cache. The other cache is listed in root/servers/@. * dnscache returns TTLs by default, so it can be used as the target of forwarding. * dnstrace | dnstracesort produces output that's very easy to scan. Try dnstrace a www.netscape.com 198.41.0.4 | dnstracesort | less.
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@dirrm share/djbdns
Install /etc/dnsroots.global automatically if it does not exist, or else print a big shiny warning.
2001-02-02 14:34:50 -05:00
@unexec echo "Please remove /etc/dnsroots.global manually"
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