Remove rbldnsd (in portage).

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-# A whitespace-separated list of addresses on which to listen. The
-# syntax is "host:port", where the port defaults to 53.
-#
-# Note that by default the rbldnsd init script does not require any
-# interfaces other than lo to be "up" (see bug #439092). So if you
-# LISTEN on a non-loopback interface, you should specify a dependency
-# on that interface using rc_need. An example is given below assuming
-# that net.lan0 provides 192.168.0.1.
-#
-# rc_need="net.lan0"
-#
-# LISTEN="127.0.0.1
-#         192.168.0.1"
-#
-LISTEN="localhost"
-
-
-# A whitespace-separated list of RBL zones. For the correct syntax, please
-# see the rbldnsd(8) man page. The following $ZONES will look for
-# files named "badguys.example.com" and "spammers.example.net" (in the
-# appropriate format) under /var/db/rbldnsd, and use those same names
-# for the blacklists contained therein.
-ZONES="badguys.example.com:ip4set:badguys.example.com
-       spammers.example.net:ip4tset:spammers.example.net"
-
-
-# Add any additional options for the rbldnsd daemon below. The -a and
-# -vv below are suggested for performance/security reasons. They are
-# described in the man page.
-#
-# The rootdir (-r) and PID (-p) options are passed automatically, with
-# rootdir set to /var/db/rbldnsd (where you should put your zone
-# files). The daemon will run as the rbldns user, which was created by
-# portage.
-OPTIONS="-a -vv"