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Last change
on this file since 10612 was 10612, checked in by rick, 14 years ago |
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Make port building whole bunch more stupid:
1) Bundle ports in the tree itself, instead of global shared banch.
2) Copy the
with just the ordenary tools.
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File size:
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| 1 | MaraDNS is a package that implements the Domain Name Service (DNS), an
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| 2 | essential internet service. MaraDNS has the following advantages:
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| 4 | o Secure. MaraDNS has a security history as good as or better than any other DNS
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| 5 | server. For example, MaraDNS has always randomized, using a secure random
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| 6 | number generator, the Query ID and source port of DNS queries; and was never
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| 7 | vulnerable to the "new" cache poisoning attack.
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| 9 | o Supported. MaraDNS has a long history of being maintained and updated.
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| 10 | Actively developed since 2001, MaraDNS continues to be fully supported: The
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| 11 | most recent release was done on August 4, 2009. Deadwood, the code that will
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| 12 | become part of MaraDNS 2.0, is frequently updated.
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| 13 |
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| 14 | o Easy to use. A basic recursive configuration needs only a single three-line
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| 15 | configuration file. A basic authoritative configuration needs only a four-line
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| 16 | configuration file and a one-line zone file. MaraDNS is fully documented, with
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| 17 | both easy-to-follow tutorials and a complete and up-to-date reference manual.
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| 19 | o Small. MaraDNS is well suited for embedded applications and other environments
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| 20 | where the server must use the absolute minimum number of resources possible.
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| 21 | MaraDNS' binary is smaller than that of any other currently maintained
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| 22 | recursive DNS server.
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| 24 | WWW: http://www.maradns.org/
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