Thanks for the help with the first issue.  Now I'm trying to work
on messages such as:

Jan  8 16:26:57 ns1 named[17422]: default: error: ns_resp: TCP truncated: "ecableworks.com" IN A from [205.139.153.2].53

I've researched and believe that I understand this problem.  It seems
to fall under the categories of:
1.) something I can do nothing about (since it's the other server's misconfiguration)
2.) something that doesn't really hurt me

So is there any way of specifically masking out this message?  Once again,
I want to keep default at the info level, but not have hundreds of these
per hour.

I know that at some point I'll have to resort to filtering at the syslog
level, but anything I can cut out at the source I want to...

Thanks again,

David
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