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system:balug_dns [2007-05-13T23:50:44+0000]
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system:balug_dns [2007-05-14T02:22:32+0000]
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     *it should **not listen on other IPs** (most notably for DNS)     *it should **not listen on other IPs** (most notably for DNS)
     *the one exception so far, is it **does listen for control (rndc) connection on a non-default port on 127.0.0.1** - again, **do use the appropriate -balug** commands to avoid accidentally operating on the incorrect DNS server.     *the one exception so far, is it **does listen for control (rndc) connection on a non-default port on 127.0.0.1** - again, **do use the appropriate -balug** commands to avoid accidentally operating on the incorrect DNS server.
-  *The BALUG DNS server runs using user:group balugdns:​balugdns. ​ Note that **for security reasons**, to the extent feasible (and as appropriate),​ **user balugdns and group balugdns should not have access to alter any content on the host or have any special ​privilges ​on the host**. ​ Note that it //may// be permissible for user balugdns or group balugdns to alter some files where that is explicitly desired (e.g. PID files, ​statiistics ​dump files, cache dump files, slave files). ​ Note also that in general, user balugdns or group balugdns needs read access to master zone files to be served (generally read access on files, and read and "​execute"​(/​search) on directories and ancestor directories).+  *The BALUG DNS server runs using user:group balugdns:​balugdns. ​ Note that **for security reasons**, to the extent feasible (and as appropriate),​ **user balugdns and group balugdns should not have access to alter any content on the host or have any special ​privileges ​on the host**. ​ Note that it //may// be permissible for user balugdns or group balugdns to alter some files where that is explicitly desired (e.g. PID files, ​statistics ​dump files, cache dump files, slave files). ​ Note also that in general, user balugdns or group balugdns needs read access to master zone files to be served (generally read access on files, and read and "​execute"​(/​search) on directories and ancestor directories).
   *in general, only superuser (UID 0, a.k.a. "​root"​) should be able to alter BALUG DNS files (most notably master zone files). ​ The BALUG DNS (running in chroot environment,​ with user and group balugdns) should mostly only be able to alter the few exception files (or contents of directories needed to support such), noted above (e.g. PID files, etc.).   *in general, only superuser (UID 0, a.k.a. "​root"​) should be able to alter BALUG DNS files (most notably master zone files). ​ The BALUG DNS (running in chroot environment,​ with user and group balugdns) should mostly only be able to alter the few exception files (or contents of directories needed to support such), noted above (e.g. PID files, etc.).
-  ***THE PRIMARY PURPOSE FOR THE BALUG DNS SERVER** is for serving DNS zones of interest to BALUG and/or any other such hosting BALUG deems apropriate ​or wishes to do for folks/​organizations (e.g. reciprocal or hosted slave services, etc.)+  ***THE PRIMARY PURPOSE FOR THE BALUG DNS SERVER** is for serving DNS zones of interest to BALUG and/or any other such hosting BALUG deems appropriate ​or wishes to do for folks/​organizations (e.g. reciprocal or hosted slave services, etc.)
 ===== THE STATE OF BALUG.ORG. DNS ===== ===== THE STATE OF BALUG.ORG. DNS =====
 **AT LEAST AT THE PRESENT TIME (2007-05-13),​ PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING**:​ **AT LEAST AT THE PRESENT TIME (2007-05-13),​ PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING**:​
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