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1. [2]Where can I find documentation about ruby?
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2. [3]I don't have IPv6 connectivity but ZoneCheck is still using IPv6
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3. [4]I want to use an interface other than the CLI.
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4. [5]The -d lvl option doesn't display earlier debugging messages
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5. [6]I would like to easily test ZoneCheck without doing a full
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6. [7]Why do I get rubish or wrong results when doing the icmp test
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7. [8]Why did I get strange characters when using a locale other than
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8. [9]ZoneCheck complains about the lack of TCP connectivity for a
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djbdns/tinydns name server.
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9. [10]ZoneCheck crash when reading configuration files or the message
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1. Where can I find documentation about ruby?
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Try the offical Ruby website: [11]http://www.ruby-lang.org/
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2. I don't have IPv6 connectivity but ZoneCheck is still using IPv6
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ZoneCheck only look for an enabled IPv6 stack to authorize the use of
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IPv6 addresses. It would be a good idea to disable the IPv6 stack on
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your computer if you don't have the connectivity or you can use the -4
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option to force IPv4 only connectivity.
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3. I want to use an interface other than the CLI.
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Use the environment variable ZC_INPUT set to your input mode, or use
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the command line option --INPUT=im. The input modes currently supported
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are CLI, CGI, inetd and GTK
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4. The -d lvl option doesn't display earlier debugging messages
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Some debugging messages are sent before the debugging level is
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initialised by the command line, in this case use the environment
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variable ZC_DEBUG set to the desired level. But keep in mind that
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ZC_DEBUG will be overrided by the -d lvl option.
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5. I would like to easily test ZoneCheck without doing a full
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You can define the environment variable ZC_INSTALL_PATH to the initial
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6. Why do I get rubish or wrong results when doing the icmp test
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ZoneCheck use the command ping to perform this test, so you should set
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the constants ping4 and ping6 in the configuration file so that the
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ping is correctly invoked: stop after 5 echo requests, doesn't output
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messages, and return an exit code of 0 in case of success.
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If you are using ZoneCheck on the Window plateform, you better remove
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7. Why did I get strange characters when using a locale other than
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The default encoding is UTF-8, either you can configure your terminal
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to use UTF-8, or you can specify the desired encoding after the locale
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by using a dot as separator (ex: LANG=fr.latin1); in the last case the
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ruby-iconv package should have been installed.
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8. ZoneCheck complains about the lack of TCP connectivity for a
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djbdns/tinydns name server.
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Unfortunately, by default, djbdns/tinydns does not listen on TCP. See
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[12]http://cr.yp.to/djbdns/tcp.html to enable it.
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9. ZoneCheck crash when reading configuration files or the message catalog
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REXML is used to parse the XML files, but it only checks for well
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formed XML and doesn't perform validation against the DTD, so when you
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edit the configuration file or the message catalog you should ensure
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that the files are valid, for that purpose you can use xmllint for
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11. http://www.ruby-lang.org/
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12. http://cr.yp.to/djbdns/tcp.html
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