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["Gregor" <delphi4u AT gmail.com>]

I contacted NameCheap service which offers FreeDNS and ask them about OpenNIC 
TLDs. They said to me that they will look in it and hopefully whey will soon 
make it able to use OpenNIC domains.

I suggest ALL OF YOU to contact services that offer Free DNS service and ask 
them about OpenNIC TLD domains. More of us write them, more option, there 
will be someone will offer service also for OpenNIC TLDs.

<vv AT cgs.pw> je ob 12.11.2015 9:52:10 napisal(a):

>So I went looking for a free DNS service and found two
>that appealed to me: 1984.is and xname.org. Unfortunately
>it looks like they don't work with a .null domain, though
>they don't say so directly. In fact Xname explicitly
>states that they allow all TLDs, but I still get a message
>that I don't have a valid zone name.
>
>After several hours of fooling with that, I've decided
>that the only practical way to use .null is with one's
>own domain server. I'll get to that one day after the
>hardships of winter pass. I do have an extra VPS that
>could be used, but it still takes reading and mental
>energy that I don't always have enough of.
>
>That got me thinking, isn't it possible for one of the
>other Opennic servers to act as a domain host for all
>the Opennic TLD's? How much/many resources are needed
>to do that? It would certainly help make this whole idea
>available to the public. Yes, I know only people with
>a couple or two of computer smarts are going to use this
>anyway. However, to not only set up a domain for some
>space, but to also have to procure the resources and
>set up a server is raising the bar unnecessarily. No?
>
>~ vv
>
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