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Re: BIND 9.X package status



...and bind9 is going to be run as non-root by default, right? :)

On Thu, Jan 04, 2001 at 03:58:51PM -0700, Bdale Garbee wrote:
<snip>
> 
> 	BIND 9 source package in non-US because it's DFSG-free but has crypto
> 	code, including only BIND, producing binary packages
> 
> 		bind9			- replaces 'bind' package
> 
> 		dnsutils		- the portion of dnsutils provided
> 					  from the BIND sources, plus depends
> 					  on host and rblcheck packages
> 
> 		bind9-lib (?)		- shared libraries ?  these may just
> 					  end up in package bind9, I'm still
> 					  working on the details
> 
> 		bind9-dev		- static libraries and include files
> 
> 		bind9-doc		- full HTML documentation tree
> 
> 		task-dns-server		- meta package - task selection system
> 
> 	host source package producing binary package
> 
> 		host
> 
> 	rblcheck source package producing binary package
> 
> 		rblcheck
> 
> If there are any questions or discussion, please direct them to the mailing
> list debian-devel only... not to the CC list on this message.
> 
> Bdale
> 
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