Changing output of bind

[Roland Zoder]

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> 
>>That's a wildcard host record for one domain; i want/need a wildcard
>>for _all_ domains.
> 
> 
> Even domains you do not manage? You want to tinker with the resolver
> so it never replies "No such domain" but always give back an IP
> address? If so:

the answer is 'yes'
> 
> 1) Indeed, several IAP do so,

'yes' again
> 
> 2) It is an extremely bad idea and, as an user, I would not want it
> from my provider or my company,

the problem is:
to register for a domain you need a 'working' dns
many (if not most) of the customers aren't able to configure their dns
right - which might result in a loss of a domain

so for getting the first acquisition step done this might help
of course it has no 'productive' use and maybe isn't a really god idea

> 
> 3) I do not think it can be done in BIND without, indeed, editing
> source code.
> 
and that brings us back to me very first question:
where's the best place to hack the source ?!

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