12/01/92:
	This is the LINUX port of the Berkeley Internet Name Daemon,
	or BIND for short.  It is the "advanced" version of the "simple"
	name server program called "named".

	I ported it to LINUX 0.98.5PL3 because I needed a name server
	that understands about TXT records.  It turns out that this
	version of the server is more stable, too... :-)

	For this program to compile and work, you need two additional
	libraries:

		- the SYSLOG library (libsyslog.a)
		- the RESOLV library (libresolv.a)

	The latter is included in this distribution.  A copy of the
	SYSLOG library package can be found on various archive servers.


01/12/93:
	For LINUX 0.99.2 and GCC 2.3.3 with LIBC 4.2, I temporarily
	changed the Makefile NOT to include the separate Resolver. I
	also added the "#include <linux/utime.h>" line to ns_maint.c,
	because that is no longer in the <sys> directory ???

	The pathnames now are standard /etc names, except for the
	pathname of "named-xfer", which still resides in /usr/net.

02/27/93:
	Changed the Makefile for the new DLLJump 4.3 library, which
	has all INET/SYSLOG and RESOLV stuff.  Changed ns_maint.c to
	_not_ define "union wait", because we use our new LINUX "bsd"
	header files.  Changed _PATH_XFER to /usr/net/etc/named-xfer.

05/07/93:
	Recompiled for the DLL library 4.3.3, which seems to fix some
	of the weird problems we had.

Fred N. van Kempen, <waltje@uwalt.nl.mugnet.org>
