I started playing with http://www.z.maradns.org/,
	DNS server that strives to be secure and fully open-sourced

zuntum@cappi:/usr/pkgsrc/net/maradns.work/work.i386/maradns# cat /etc/mararc
# Test mararc file
   
# The various zones we support
csv1 = {}
csv1["example.com."] = "db.example.com"
 
bind_address = "127.0.0.1"
chroot_dir = "/var/maradns"
maradns_uid = 0
 
zuntum@cappi:/usr/pkgsrc/net/maradns.work/work.i386/maradns# maradns
Log: Root directory changed
Fatal error: Problem binding to port 53.
Most likely, another process is already listening on port 53
zuntum@cappi:/usr/pkgsrc/net/maradns.work/work.i386/maradns# netstat -na | grep LISTEN | grep 53
zuntum@cappi:/usr/pkgsrc/net/maradns.work/work.i386/maradns# 

DNS servers are nice... maybe somone wants to look at this,
I don't know socket programming.

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