On 05/02/18 13:33, Dominik DL6ER wrote:
> Hey Michael and Simon,
>
> Thanks. I already have added a cache lookup myself using dnsmasq's
> cache_find_by_addr(). However, this is unsuitable for getting the host
> names of the forward servers or if you are not the DHCP server.
>
> How could I trigge
That looks useful. Would the denizens of the list like this facility?
Cheers,
Simon.
On 05/02/18 13:03, Michael Stiemke wrote:
> I have modified cache.c to do this.
>
>
>
> Output in the log now looks like this:
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>
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> query[A] v20.vortex-win.data.microsoft.com from 192.168.5.118 =
>
Hey Michael and Simon,
Thanks. I already have added a cache lookup myself using dnsmasq's
cache_find_by_addr(). However, this is unsuitable for getting the host
names of the forward servers or if you are not the DHCP server.
How could I trigger a PTR request from within dnsmasq? This will add the
I have modified cache.c to do this.
Output in the log now looks like this:
query[A] v20.vortex-win.data.microsoft.com from 192.168.5.118 = cpu-video
(dhcp)
or
query[] download.opensuse.org from 192.168.5.10 = emu-deve..eu
(static)
If there is interest, I will post the ch
There are two fundamental problems with doing this.
1) The whole architecture of dnsmasq in predicated on not blocking
whilst processing a DNS query, except when it's been punted on to an
upstream nameserver. Doing the reverse-DNS lookup requires blocking.
This problem was solved for DNSSEC (which
Dear all,
I'm trying to show host names (rather than IP addresses, if available)
in dnsmasq's log for A and queries, as well as for the forward
destinations, i.e. I want to replace
Feb 4 18:02:22 dnsmasq[14001]: query[A] clients6.google.com from 10.8.0.2
Feb 4 18:02:22 dnsmasq[14001]: forw
