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NAME

       rbldns-conf - sets up an IP-address-listing DNS service.

SYNOPSIS

       rbldns-conf acct logacct D ip base

DESCRIPTION

       rbldns-conf  creates  a  service  directory D that runs rbldns(8).  The
       name D must start with  a  slash  and  must  not  contain  any  special
       characters.  Normally D is /etc/rbldns.

       You  can run the service under svscan(8) by using the update-service(8)
       program on Debian GNU/Linux

       update-service --add D

       or by creating a symbolic link in  the  svscan(8)  directory  (normally
       /service or /etc/service), e.g.:

       ln -s D /service

       The  service will start within five seconds, and will be restarted upon
       reboot.  You can use svc(8) to control the service.

       rbldns-conf arranges for rbldns(8) to chroot to D/root and to run under
       the  uid  and  gid of acct.  The name acct must not contain any special
       characters.

       rbldns-conf creates D/root/Makefile to run rbldns-data(8) upon request.

       rbldns-conf arranges for rbldns(8) to listen for UDP packets on port 53
       of ip, and to send outgoing packets from ip.

       rbldns-conf arranges for rbldns(8) to answer  queries  under  the  base
       domain.  The name base must not contain any special characters.

       rbldns-conf   creates   an   automatically  rotated  log  directory  in
       D/log/main.   The  logs  are  owned  by  logacct.   The   corresponding
       multilog(8)  processes  run under the uid and gid of logacct.  The name
       logacct must not contain any special characters.

SEE ALSO

       rbldns(8),  rbldns-data(8)  svscan(8),  svc(8),  multilog(8),  axfrdns-
       conf(8),  dnscache-conf(8),  tinydns-conf(8),  walldns-conf(8), update-
       service(8)

       http://cr.yp.to/djbdns.html

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