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Bind and RHEL3 [was Re: Where 'd tree go?]

Bind and RHEL3 [was Re: Where 'd tree go?]

2004-10-15       - By Lee Whatley, Contractor

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While I completely agree with you that 9.3.0 should go in RHEL4, I
really wish that Redhat would backport some of the new IPv6 code from
9.3.0 into their 9.2.4 package. IPv6 support in the 9.2.x series is not
100% functional and 9.3.0 adds vast improvements in this area
(dual-stack support, support for listening on specific IPv6 interfaces,
etc). I don 't think this is going to happen though...

nathan r. hruby wrote:
> Personally, I feel 9.3.0 is a fine candidate for RHEL4, because of some of
> the changes it makes. ISC is quite happy to keep supporting the 9.2
> series so I don 't see an issue.



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Lee S. Whatley, Contractor
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Lockheed Martin Space Operations - Stennis Programs
1001 Balch Boulevard
Stennis Space Center, MS 39522
Phone: 228-688-4999


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