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Paul Mather writes:
>  But, the /etc/rc.d/named in 5.2.1 is designed to work with BIND8, not
>  BIND9.

	I have found the path of least resistance is presuming
_nothing_ from Bind8 works with Bind9.  This is not litterally true
- I believe most zone file data is fine - but it is easier (for
simple installations) to just start over.


				Robert Huff