[BusyBox] nslookup always use default server
magicfox
magicfox at magic.fr
Tue Nov 16 08:34:55 UTC 2004
Hi,
The warning obsolescence message of nslookup can be disabled by -silent
option. The name of command in not the matter.
The command host [host] [server] can be used in the same way to handle
UDP.53 request to the server (display of record type excepted).
Adding full qualified name support for server is simple, but we have to
be able to set the specified name server in the applet who is always
read in /etc/resolv.conf. It seems a uClibc issue who is ignore the
setup of the global _res structure normally used after res_init().
magicfox
Rob Landley wrote :
> On Monday 15 November 2004 06:50, magicfox wrote:
>
> On another note, I thought nslookup had been obsoleted by "dig". Is there a
> standard here, or is the warning a redhat-ism?
>
> Rob
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