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Subject: Re: BIND Cert Advisory
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> 	Well, what should be the strategy regarding the a week old Bind Cert
> Advisory?
> 	I am running a last thursday 2.2-Stable.
> 	I see that the working bind is 4.9.6, and that 8.8.1 is pretty easy to
> compile.
> 	However, I would like some advice before any action is taken.
> 	Should I just install it?

If you are running a name server on your machine, you should definitely
install 4.9.6 (or 8.1.1). If you're just using the sub resolver (ie.
/etc/resolv.conf), it doesn't matter.

Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, sthaug@nethelp.no