On Tue, 25 Apr 2006, David Golden wrote:
> Given that, why not just:
>
> * Net::DNS::AXFR
>
> That's pretty obviously a tool for doing DNS AXFR. If there's a specific
> feature that it provides (i.e. "direct"), just tack that on as a more
> specific qualifier:
Well, the code won't work at all wit
Chris wrote:
Good point. How about Net::DNS::Resolver::DirectAxfer. Or maybe
something more friendly like "DirectTransfer".
Apologies for coming in late to this discussion, but since AXFR is a
very specific protocol, it's likely that someone might spell it in a
search query. I wouldn't try
On Tue, 25 Apr 2006, Ken Williams wrote:
> I think "force" might be too strong a word here. It's really just
> "trying very hard" or something. Maybe
> Net::DNS::Resolver::TransferKit or something?
>
> In general I try to stay away from verbs (and verb-ified nouns, like
> "Forcer") in module nam
On 4/25/06, Steve Vance <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I know there is a FAQ about module authors who are "unresponsive". But I'm
> talking about one who is unresponsive, and his e-mail addresses all bounce,
> and
> his website is gone, and, well, I fear for the worst. Insert Monty Python Dead
> Par
I know there is a FAQ about module authors who are "unresponsive". But I'm
talking about one who is unresponsive, and his e-mail addresses all bounce, and
his website is gone, and, well, I fear for the worst. Insert Monty Python Dead
Parrot Sketch references here. Anyway, if someone is unrespons
On Mon, 24 Apr 2006, Keith Ivey wrote:
> Since the opcode is AXFR (no "e"), shouldn't it be ForceAXFR or ForceAxfr?
>
> And I agree that method names should be lowercase with underscores.
I'd agree to change the method to "direct_axfr" (based on KW's earlier
message), and use the underscore metho
A. Pagaltzis wrote:
Maybe ForceAXfer? I only have a superficial knowledge of the DNS
protocol, but I assume that the “A” refers to A records and the
“xfer” part is a separate word. Is that right? If so, treating
them as separate words would look better.
Since the opcode is AXFR (no "e"), should
On Apr 24, 2006, at 9:31 AM, Chris wrote:
I created a module that extends Net::DNS::Resolver to make zone
transfers
a little easier. It looks up the nameserver records for a zone, and
then performs transfers from each nameserver until it gets a response.
SYNOSIS
use Net::DNS;
use Net::DNS:
