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> Quoth Joe Greco on Fri, 13 September:
> : (But we all run DOC, etc, right?)
> 
> What is that?

Domain Obscenity Checker.  I take it we don't all run DOC, etc.

ftp to ftp.uu.net, take the obligatory ten minutes to log in, and
cd /networking/ip/dns..

Check out doc.2.0, dig.2.0, and some of the other nifty DNS
administration tools.

Make them part of your DNS ritual and life will be good.

... JG