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>>
>
> and don't forget not to use Bind. try tinydns or another small, fast,
> easy-to-administer and secure dns server.
>

Use whatever DNS server you want.  btw there is nothing wrong with 
bind.  People find holes in software that is popular because they look 
more often.  To use bind, you must buy a book though... their 
documentation sucks.

Have you noticed that open source software is free except that you must 
buy documentation making it not free?  (i refer to cost rather than the 
gnu definition )

Lucas Holt
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