.TH walldns-conf 8

.SH NAME
walldns-conf \- sets up a DNS wall service.

.SH SYNOPSIS
walldns-conf 
.I acct
.I logacct
.I D
.I ip

.SH DESCRIPTION
.B walldns-conf
creates a service directory 
.I D
that runs
.BR walldns (8).
The name 
.I D
must start with a slash
and must not contain any special characters.
Normally 
.I D
is 
.IR /etc/walldns .

You can run the service under
.BR svscan (8)
by using the
.BR update-service (8)
program on Debian GNU/Linux

update-service --add
.I D

or by creating a symbolic link in the
.BR svscan (8)
directory (normally /service or /etc/service), e.g.:

ln -s 
.I D
/service

The service will start within five seconds,
and will be restarted upon reboot.
You can use
.BR svc (8)
to control the service.

.B walldns-conf
arranges for 
.I walldns
to chroot to 
.IR D /root
and to run under the uid and gid of
.IR acct .
The name
.I acct
must not contain any special characters.

.B walldns-conf
arranges for 
.BR walldns (8)
to listen for UDP packets on port 53 of 
.IR ip ,
and to send outgoing packets from
.IR ip .

.B walldns-conf
creates an automatically rotated log directory in
.IR D /log/main.
The logs are owned by 
.IR logacct .
The corresponding 
.BR multilog (8)
processes run under the uid and gid of 
.IR logacct .
The name
.I logacct
must not contain any special characters.

.SH SEE ALSO
walldns(8),
svscan(8),
svc(8),
multilog(8),
axfrdns-conf(8),
rbldns-conf(8),
tinydns-conf(8),
dnscache-conf(8),
update-service(8)

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