bind update - naughty - removed wroking named.conf

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Subject: bind update - naughty - removed wroking named.conf
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Date: Sat, 24 Dec 2005 21:03:52 -0500
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 The last bind update moved running named.conf to .rpmsave and put in a 
standard caching only config. This seems ill advised to me. I'd rather have 
the new one put in named.conf.rpmnew - especially as it did not appear to 
offer anything.

  The next named restart would have broken any working DNS.

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