Re: DNS question

2003-01-21 Thread Charles Holbrook
file "domain-a.com"; }; etc. and create domain-a.com file in your namedb file, make sure that it is readable by named process. Regards, Igor On Wed, 2003-01-22 at 00:29, Charles Holbrook wrote: I have multiple domains registered that all end up pointing to the same IP address.

Re: DNS question

2003-01-21 Thread Charles Holbrook
Um I just realized that this might not of been clear enough. I want all of those different versions of aaa to point to the same domain name so everything else points to aaa.com. All domains are registered and out there. At 05:29 PM 1/21/2003 -0600, you wrote: I have multiple domains registered

DNS question

2003-01-21 Thread Charles Holbrook
I have multiple domains registered that all end up pointing to the same IP address. This would seem to be a fairly simple project. But right now due to my massive brain fart I have created zone files for every single domain name. How do I just forward all of those domain names to the same zon

Re: terminology question...

2003-01-20 Thread Charles Holbrook
I think that the 700*10448580 is closer to the actual thing because they say that with "overburn" a CDr will hold approximately 720 MB worth of data. The multiplication comes closer to that. At 04:03 PM 1/20/2003 -0600, you wrote: hello, i know that when talking about ram, a megabyte isn't actu

Fwd: Tyan S2469UGN with onboard AIC7902 and Redhat 8.0

2003-01-13 Thread Charles Holbrook
I hate to cross post but I am really up a creek with this server and am quickly running out of options. Could you all take a look through this email and see if anything catches your eye? Date: Sun, 12 Jan 2003 13:45:43 -0600 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: Charles Holbrook <[EMAIL PROTEC