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>>> '_' is not a valid character for DNS host names.
>> bzzzt!  see rfc 2181 sec 11
> I think you might have read that wrong.

uh, i wrote it, not read it.

> In that section it uses the word "binary" to mean binary records, not
> "binary" entries (i.e.  records with a LHS and RHS, not charaters like
> \0012 or whatever.)

nope.

randy


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