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We decided to use bind 9, as it is well supported now. (Note that Debian's default is bind 8, if you just say &quot;bind&quot;.) We also decided to put it into a chroot jail, as it's pretty simple to do and well-documented. This will protect us from most bind and DNS exploits.</description>
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