Installing Dlint 1.4.0
        Copyright (C) 1993-1999 Paul A. Balyoz <pab@domtools.com>

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REQUIREMENTS

   * DiG 2.1 or newer
   * Perl 5 or newer

To see what version of DiG you have, just type "dig".  The version line is
near the top of the output and looks like:     ; <<>> DiG 8.1 <<>> 
If you don't see it, you probably have a very recent version.
Type "dig localhost any" and look again.

The latest version of DiG is always available with the latest BIND nameserver
package:     http://www.isc.org/bind.html

Perl 5 is required for the digparse script, though some later versions of
Perl 4 may also work (4.0PL36 does not work).  To see what version of Perl
you have, type "perl -v".


INSTALLATION

 1. Edit the first line of digparse to be the path to your perl binary.
    Likely places:  /usr/local/bin/perl, /usr/bin/perl, /bin/perl

 2. Edit dlint and change the variable "rrfilt" to the correct path to
    where digparse will be installed on your system.  /usr/local/bin is
    recommended.

 3. Edit Makefile to set the paths of where everything will be installed,
    /usr/local is recommended.

 4. Type "make install" to install dlint.  Or, you can simply run dlint
    from this directory.


RUNNING DLINT, READING ITS OUTPUT

See README file for details.

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Paul Balyoz,  Unix Sysadmin and Programmer
Domtools Consulting                           pab@domtools.com
Phoenix Arizona, USA                          pbalyoz@jammed.com