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Subject: Unbound's dnssec-keygen in FreeBSD
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Unless I'm wrong, Unbound seems to natively support "dnssec-keygen" (from
this document)
http://www.nlnetlabs.nl/publications/dnssec_howto/#x1-620009.2.1

I have Unbound built and running, but there is no dnssec-keygen on the
system. Was this not ported to FreeBSD's version of Unbound? I suppose I
have to install dns/bind99 if I need dnssec-keygen?




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