Please don't just send questions, send answers. I am not an automated help desk for djbdns, although I do offer commercial support.
Feedback is welcome.
The email address is not a link to discourage dumb spam bots to find it. Well, you don't. You run dnscache on your ethernet IP and tinydns on 127.0.0.1 and then tell dnscache to ask tinydns. You can run both dnscache and tinydns on the same IP and port, because they are UDP servers. Your operating system will then forward each DNS query to one of them , and you may not assume a pattern to the selection.