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Hi,

I have two machines (both nameservers) that are currently on two networks
from two providers.  One interface is configured as an alias.

I'd like to have the same named processes answering on both IPs, but that
doesn't seem possible.  Anyone got any ideas how to do this on one
machine?  I can't even find a way to specify a bind-address on the command
line...

Charles