Odd log messages from ISC BIND named

[Ben Scott]

On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 11:07 AM, Chip Marshall <chip at 2bithacker.net> wrote:
> Could be cache-probing as well. ... Not sure how useful
> it is to know what people have been looking up ...

  But none of those domain names are even close to valid, and while I
didn't check each and every one, it didn't look like there were any
repeats.  How would that lead to info about cached queries?

> By the way, does anyone else find the new ISC site to be really annoying
> to navigate? Instead of nice lists for BIND version and documentation,
> they've embedded all the links inside paragraphs of text.

  Are you seeing the same site I am?  <http://www.isc.org/>?  What browser?

  I can point to "Downloads" in the bar at the top, and a sub-bar pops
up including "BIND".  If I click that, I get a list of releases and
details, and a box on the right offering direct links to tarballs of
recent releases.  All done without JavaScript -- just CSS -- so even
if you've got JavaScript disabled by default (which I do), it should
work.  And if your browser doesn't even so CSS, the same links should
be at the bottom of the page.  Checked with Firefox 3.0.5, MSIE 6.0,
and Lynx 2.6.6rel.5.

-- Ben