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Re: [cobalt-users] MX records and off-server mail servers
- Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] MX records and off-server mail servers
- From: "Steve Buza" <steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu Feb 22 10:03:18 2001
- List-id: Mailing list for users to share thoughts on Cobalt products. <cobalt-users.list.cobalt.com>
> > Good information in this post, but the question really needs the answer
> "Buy a copy of 'Bind & DNS.'" It is a DNS specific issue, > not a RaQ
> issue.
> >
> > OTOH I don't want to start up that whole discussion of appliance vs.
> server again.
> >
> > Steve
<snip>
> Now, I am learning a little more, but unfortunately there is SO much to
learn,
> so little time to do so, and in the middle are my customers who aren't
going
> to necessarily wait for me to read a 500 page book.
Actually it should have been "DNS and BIND" by O'Reilly which is an
indespensible resource. As I said your post had good information, and
concisely lays out what to do. Still, the answer SHOULD include some
reference to buying a copy of DNS and BIND and reading it.
> things work. So, having an example to solve the problem lets one
understand
> that much more about the way things intereact on a RaQ, something that is
> poorly documented in "the wild", and get that "baptism by fire" knowledge
> that is priceless.
Agreed.
> For what its worth, my PRIMARY place to start research on a topic is
> the archives
Agreed. Since this is going in the archives:
*** Buy a copy of DNS and BIND and read it. ***
And maybe I'll get less Lame Server log errors :)
> That's what this summary was - my posting the summary of 10
> different threads, all with the same problem and no real resolution.
As I said the post had good information. Perhaps I should have
said, your post should have _included_ some reference to getting
a copy of DNS and BIND. I didn't mean to suggest that the
information was not valuable.
> Rick
Cheers.
Steve