6 Feb
2016
6 Feb
'16
4:31 p.m.
With the kind cooperation of Neil Johnson, I've
identified nearly
15000 entries in the AMPR.ORG DNS that I feel can go away.
That list is available for review by anonymous FTP
from
hamradio.ucsd.edu. The file is called "to-be-deleted.txt". I
encourage everyone who has a DNS entry to fetch a copy of the file
and make sure that we haven't accidently included any entries that
need to remain in the DNS.
[nitpick]
The file is available from hamradio.ucsd.edu/pub
[/nitpick]
Brian,
Thanks for your efforts: I'm not a DNS person, but I know that keeping
things shipshape is always important,
I am, sorry to say, very puzzled by some of the entries in the file:
there are "A" records for such hosts as "ham", "e911", and
others that
confuse me a lot. Please let me know if these are standard entries
which any TLD needs, or if they're special-purpose records for the 44
net. Of course, since they're in the file, they may be errors, and if
so, my apologies.
Thanks in advance: I appreciate your help, and I'll share this with
the list in case other hams are in the same boat.
73,
Bill, W4EWH