Quoting LaMont Jones (lamont@debian.org): > And here's another round. Thanks for your responsiveness, LaMont. And thanks to Frans for bringing that issue. > Template: bind9/start-as-user > Type: string > Default: bind > _Description: User account for running the bind9 daemon: > The default is to run bind9 under the 'bind' user account. To use > a different account, enter the appropriate username. Fine by me. I often use "please enter" because I'm not fond of a direct imperative form when adressing users, but that's more personal taste..:-) > > Template: bind9/different-configuration-file > Type: string > _Description: Other startup options for named: > Please provide any additional options (other than username) that should > be passed to the BIND9 daemon (named) on startup. Fine by me > > Template: bind9/run-resolvconf > Type: boolean > Default: true > _Description: Should resolvconf be executed on startup? > If your machine moves around, resolvconf will take care of updating the > forwarders that your current connection recommends. I'd just suggest dropping "your" because this is not always "my" machine (particularly when it comes at a DNS server). Of course, one course argue that a machine that "moves around" is often a laptop and more likely to be "my" machine..:-)...But, anyway, for overall consistency, I'd suggest "If this machine....". --
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