Yes, you are correct. The sections I was looking at are non-free/net for
dnscache, and non-free/misc for daemontools.
These will both be source packages, with build-$PACKAGE scripts, just like
qmail.
The license is:
"You may distribute copies of dnscache-1.00.tar.gz, with MD5 checksum
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On Mar 27, Adam McKenna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>It really is a nice package. I would encourage anyone who doesn't like
>running BIND to take a look at this.
I would not. It's very non-free, can't be packaged as binary and has
been designed by Mr. Bernstein.
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ciao,
Marco
On Mon, Mar 27, 2000 at 02:52:59PM -0500, Adam McKenna wrote:
> I just subscribed, and I'd like to let the list know I'm (hopefully) going to
> be working on a couple of new packages, namely tinydns/dnscache by djb, which
> is a replacement for BIND, and djb's "daemontools", (which is required for
Hello,
I just subscribed, and I'd like to let the list know I'm (hopefully) going to
be working on a couple of new packages, namely tinydns/dnscache by djb, which
is a replacement for BIND, and djb's "daemontools", (which is required for
running tinydns).
If you are interested in reading about dn
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