"Lame server"
"Aiiiyyyeeee"
Etc.
I really appreciate the vocabulary.
I just can't figure out why the kernel guys insists on writing out the
dull and way too serious message:
"Please, stand by while the computer is booting" (or something like it)
when the message actually *should* be:
"Please, stand back while the computer is booting".
^^^^
;-)
I'm aware that it's off-topic and that I should probably bring this to
the kernel list, but I've been disturbed by this since the first time I
(re)booted a Linux box. :-)
Regards
Gustav
Edward Marczak wrote:
>
> on 27/3/2000 3:35 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] shot down the bitstream:
>
> > Exactly what does it mean when bind says this? I saw the post about bad
> > referrel and understand that, but today there seems to be an over-abundance
> > of Lame server messages most from this domain.
>
> If you're running a bind server, get used to it. Basically, your server is
> trying to contact another NS that is listed as responsible for a certain
> domain. Only that server says, "no I'm not". Someone, somewhere has
> mis-delegated that server.
> --
> Ed Marczak
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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