Subj : Question #65535
To   : Peter Knapper
From : Paul Quinn
Date : Sat Sep 25 2004 02:23 pm

Hi! Peter,

On Sat, 25 Sep 04, you wrote to me:

 PQ>>> Purpose: root-domain keyword defines the default domain name
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 PQ>> It works in conjunction with the 'node' verbiage.  Use
 PQ>> an asterisk in lieu of the host name or IP address and
 PQ>> BinkD will attempt constructing FQDNs using the Fido
 PQ>> address along with the configured root-domain.

 PQ>> I haven't tried it but that's what the dox say.

 PK> Yes, its works great.......;-)

Way cool!  :)

BTW, based on your experience, have you discovered what sort of 'scope' is 
attributed to the root-domain setting?  Can it be used multiple times in a 
config file and only affect node entries which follow, mmm... in a 'paragraph' 
containing entries for nodes whose addressing is based on a different domain?

A bit of an 'ask', hey.  ;-)

Cheers,
Paul.
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