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Subject: Re: Bind9 replace base Bind8 "corrected"
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--- borg <bsd_mailing@yahoo.com> wrote:
> That's a very common confusion. Usually after
> installing Bind9 from the ports "named -v" gives you
> the 8.x version. A fast and dirty method to override
> the old Bind8 with Bind9 tools and file:
> cd /usr/ports/net/bind9
<snip> 
Correction for what I posted earlier:
Bind now resides in /usr/ports/dns
It's still hardcoded in my memory the location on my
old 4.x server which was /usr/ports/net  :)
  
regards,


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