>> Alternatively, you can
>> use the dig command to query specific servers.
> Yea, but you can't understand anything dig prints
> to stdout, so using it to do queries is hopeless :-).
So the ";; QUESTION SECTION:" header is not enough of a hint? :)
Furthermore, you can create aliases of the foll
On Wed, 03 Feb 2010 12:19:13 +1030
Tim wrote:
> Alternatively, you can
> use the dig command to query specific servers.
Yea, but you can't understand anything dig prints
to stdout, so using it to do queries is hopeless :-).
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On Tue, 2010-02-02 at 10:57 +, Duncan Berriman wrote:
> I have noticed that fedora 10 appears to ignore the server option when
> using host or nslookup if the host in question is not available.
Have you checked the man file for any syntax changes to the command?
I notice Fedora 9 behaves the
Hi,
I have noticed that fedora 10 appears to ignore the server option when
using host or nslookup if the host in question is not available.
The commands should return no server available as they have in the past
but instead decide to query the local name server and return results
from that.
