> 
> >This is a bug?  If you put a bogus address in /etc/resolv.conf I'd
> >_expect_ it to hang for ages.  Why would you do that, anyway?
> 
> To quote the O'Reily DNS & BIND book (page 106):
> 
>   You can also configure the resolver to query the host's local name
>   server, by using either the local host's IP address or the zero
>   address.  The zero address, 0.0.0.0, is interpreted by most TCP/IP
>   implementations to mean "this host." The host's real IP address, of
>   course, also means "this host." On hosts that don't understand the
>   zero address, you can use the loopback address, 127.0.0.1.
> 
Setup named with your own domain, specify 0.0.0.0 as your primary resolver
and reboot, It hangs when trying to install routes to localhost and bringing
interfaces up. To fix I removed 0.0.0.0 as my primary resolver and it
boots up with not problems, I'd love a fix for this. It's been PR'ed I'm
sure.

Neil.
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Neil J. McRae.                                       Demon Internet
neil@demon.net