I'd like to setup my internet router for my local network
to act as a dns-cache and dns-forwarder. I've managed to get
bind to work that way. But I'd feel much happier if I could run 
something smaller, less complicated and for my task more secure. 
I suppose I could firewall external connections, but I'd 
feel much more safe with some other way of being sure that my
server is secure. 

I noticed this article about securing your box over at rootprompt
(http://www.rootprompt.org/article.php3?article=903). It mentioned 
tcpserver and dnscache by D. J. Bernstein which seemed to do 
pretty much what I want.

Was just wondering if there is a debian package for either these 
programs? I actually found a source-package for ucspi-tcp (tcpserver), 
but I couldn't find anything on dnscache or djbdns which dnscache 
is a part of. Not a big deal, since I can build it from source anyway, 
just wanted to know if there was any packages to save me some hassle..

But there's perhaps some other program that does what I want? 
A debian-way to do it so to speak :)..

Thanks!


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