On Tue, 18 Jan 2011, Matthew King wrote:
Dig can easily look up any type of DNS record with the simple form:
$ dig fqdn rr
Moreover, when the fqdn is actually a CNAME, it will helpfully look up the rr
of the alias to which the CNAME points.
No, dig just prints the reply from the server. It
On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 12:26:25PM +, Matthew King wrote:
Dig can easily look up any type of DNS record with the simple form:
$ dig fqdn rr
Moreover, when the fqdn is actually a CNAME, it will helpfully look up the
rr of the alias to which the CNAME points.
Er, no. The queried nameserver
Just thought I'd share this wonderful thread from the webm-discuss
mailing list. A fine example of how not to write an out of office
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mickey.j...@chipsnmedia.com Jan 18 10:19AM +0900 ^
I'm out of office
