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	I have my Bind info in /etc/namedb which is, and should be,
owned by user bind.
	However, every time I do installworld (and maybe installkernel)
it complains the directory is not owned by root and changes the
owner.
	<*Snarl*>
	Is there a knob to tell the scripts to leave the @#$%^&*
directory alone?


			Robert Huff