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I have a custom dnsmasq instance running locally as my main dns provider and I want to forward *.vm requests to libvirt's instance of dnsmasq, but there's something wrong with my local network ...
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Sorry I don't know if this is a docker issue or a dig issue on rockylinux 9. Everything works as expected on rockylinux 8. I have a docker-compose.yml file below with a service named https. That ...
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I have a list of domains, and I want to use dig to check whether those domains have HTTPS records or not. I ran a for loop to do so, and I realized that the reason why I don't have any result is ...
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When running dig you can specify a "server" (the DNS server you make query against), "domain" and "host". Since "host" is not optional, I'm guessing this is ...
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I'm unsure if I found a bug in bind. I've setup a simple dns server on debian 12. in named.conf.options zone "rpz-test" { type master; file "/etc/bind/rpz-test.zone"; ...
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I'm using dig with dig someserver.com -p 53 @localhost checking if my bind server do what it should. However even if I have a rpz set up with a wildcard like *.com A 127.0.0.1 most of .com replies ...
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We use a security rating service which among other things, searches the world for imposter domains that resemble our domains. So it does find some of those but also finds ones that don't exist. It ...
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i have a problem with DNS resolution. The routing seems to work, because I can ping other servers and traceroute also works. But using dig, i get the a address for 'a.root-servers.net not found error. ...
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I'm trying to test some nameservers against a domain name. For that, I created a script that reads a list of nameservers and asks for a domain name. Something basic like this: #!/bin/bash domain=$1 [ ...
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I've pored over the man pages and I'm pretty sure the answer is "no" but is there a way to prevent dig from resolving a CNAME record for a host? For example: $ dig +short mail.yahoo.com A ...
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I'm struggling with a really simple Cygwin script, but I can't get my head around it. Hope someone can give me a hand. Here you are the script: h=www.ibm.com for ip in $(dig $h +short); do echo "...
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I'm using the dig utility to get the TTL value of websites on local DNS and it always shows the same value of 5s for all websites. What can the reason be? How can I get the original DNS TTL value? Am ...
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dig some.domain SRV +short gives me an output like: 1 1 1234 real.location.of.some.host. Is there a way of getting the output directly as real.location.of.some.host:1234, without a couple of cuts or ...
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I would like to know all changes of domain names / metadata linked to a given (wide) range of IPs. For now, I execute a batch of scripts that extract regularly the domain name / metadata behind each ...
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I cannot nslookup github: nslookup github 8.8.8.8 ;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached nslookup github.com ;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached nb: default ns server =...
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