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.TH walldns-conf 8

.SH NAME
walldns-conf \- sets up a DNS wall service.

.SH SYNOPSIS
walldns-conf 
.I acct
.I logacct
.I D
.I ip

.SH DESCRIPTION
.B walldns-conf
creates a service directory 
.I D
that runs
.BR walldns (8).
The name 
.I D
must start with a slash
and must not contain any special characters.
Normally 
.I D
is 
.IR /etc/walldns .

You can run the service under
.BR svscan (8)
by using the
.BR update-service (8)
program on Debian GNU/Linux

update-service --add
.I D

or by creating a symbolic link in the
.BR svscan (8)
directory (normally /service or /etc/service), e.g.:

ln -s 
.I D
/service

The service will start within five seconds,
and will be restarted upon reboot.
You can use
.BR svc (8)
to control the service.

.B walldns-conf
arranges for 
.I walldns
to chroot to 
.IR D /root
and to run under the uid and gid of
.IR acct .
The name
.I acct
must not contain any special characters.

.B walldns-conf
arranges for 
.BR walldns (8)
to listen for UDP packets on port 53 of 
.IR ip ,
and to send outgoing packets from
.IR ip .

.B walldns-conf
creates an automatically rotated log directory in
.IR D /log/main.
The logs are owned by 
.IR logacct .
The corresponding 
.BR multilog (8)
processes run under the uid and gid of 
.IR logacct .
The name
.I logacct
must not contain any special characters.

.SH SEE ALSO
walldns(8),
svscan(8),
svc(8),
multilog(8),
axfrdns-conf(8),
rbldns-conf(8),
tinydns-conf(8),
dnscache-conf(8),
update-service(8)

http://cr.yp.to/djbdns.html
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b4588d5c GP	1	.TH walldns-conf 8
	2
	3	.SH NAME
	4	walldns-conf \- sets up a DNS wall service.
	5
	6	.SH SYNOPSIS
	7	walldns-conf
	8	.I acct
	9	.I logacct
	10	.I D
	11	.I ip
	12
	13	.SH DESCRIPTION
	14	.B walldns-conf
	15	creates a service directory
	16	.I D
	17	that runs
	18	.BR walldns (8).
	19	The name
	20	.I D
	21	must start with a slash
	22	and must not contain any special characters.
	23	Normally
	24	.I D
	25	is
	26	.IR /etc/walldns .
	27
	28	You can run the service under
	29	.BR svscan (8)
	30	by using the
	31	.BR update-service (8)
	32	program on Debian GNU/Linux
	33
	34	update-service --add
	35	.I D
	36
	37	or by creating a symbolic link in the
	38	.BR svscan (8)
	39	directory (normally /service or /etc/service), e.g.:
	40
	41	ln -s
	42	.I D
	43	/service
	44
	45	The service will start within five seconds,
	46	and will be restarted upon reboot.
	47	You can use
	48	.BR svc (8)
	49	to control the service.
	50
	51	.B walldns-conf
	52	arranges for
	53	.I walldns
	54	to chroot to
	55	.IR D /root
	56	and to run under the uid and gid of
	57	.IR acct .
	58	The name
	59	.I acct
	60	must not contain any special characters.
	61
	62	.B walldns-conf
	63	arranges for
	64	.BR walldns (8)
65	to listen for UDP packets on port 53 of
66	.IR ip ,
67	and to send outgoing packets from
68	.IR ip .
69
70	.B walldns-conf
71	creates an automatically rotated log directory in
72	.IR D /log/main.
73	The logs are owned by
74	.IR logacct .
75	The corresponding
76	.BR multilog (8)
77	processes run under the uid and gid of
78	.IR logacct .
79	The name
80	.I logacct
81	must not contain any special characters.
82
83	.SH SEE ALSO
84	walldns(8),
85	svscan(8),
86	svc(8),
87	multilog(8),
88	axfrdns-conf(8),
89	rbldns-conf(8),
90	tinydns-conf(8),
91	dnscache-conf(8),
92	update-service(8)
93
94	http://cr.yp.to/djbdns.html