Questions tagged [dig]

dig performs DNS lookups and displays records matching the specified IP address or domain name.

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Timeout and moving onto the next request in the script

I have a script that looks up specific records for a domain. Ie. domain Cpanel.domain; ftp.domain; mail.domain; mx record and txt records. When a specific record is not found the script stops but does not fail or end until it is manually cancelled.…
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Dig DNS ,sometime get right answer , sometime get wrong answer

After update the nameserver of my dns which in Godaddy, I dig the DNS's NS , sometime get right answer, sometime get wrong answer dig +short NS licloud.greenvalleyintl.com sometime get nothing sometime…
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Why does my browser resolve DNS differently from dig?

I have recently set up Heroku hosting with a domain name. I am able to visit myappname.herokuapp.com. When I type dig mydomain.com, I see the first record (which I pointed my CNAME to) is myappname.herokuapp.com. When I go to whatismydns.net, I can…
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Sed: execute alternative command when output from previous one is empty

I wanted to modify dig command to automatically apply a reverse lookup to any A record I receive in output. Therefore, I've created the following function: dt () { remove=$(echo $@ | sed 's^https*^^' | sed 's^[,/*:]^^g' ); dig any +trace…
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What am i doing wrong with this Python script?

This is my first python script (script and programming in general). I have a list of IPs that i would like to run reverse dig on each one. I found the easiest way is to write python script to do just that. The output does not look promising. Can…
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DIG query time average speed for multiple sites

I am working at my first script. I want to use dig to get query time for multiple sites from a .txt file and print the average. Here's the source, I don't know how to print only query time without text. Thanks! #!/bin/bash #…
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why dig can't interpret my own DNS server's response?

I'm trying to setup a custom DNS server. I'm using this code: http://code.activestate.com/recipes/491264-mini-fake-dns-server/ Nslookup can interpret the DNS server's response: ➜ ~ nslookup google.com 192.168.4.243 Server: …
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DNS lookup getting Non-existent domain error

I have two mirrored forward DNS server(for simplifying, named f1, f2) which forward some domain request to my authoritative DNS server(also named a1, a2), I added some new domain to my authoritative DNS server, but when I nslookup the new domain…
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dig linux script shows results from txt file

I would like to have a script that will dig domain_name ANY from multiple domains stored on a domains.txt file and output the results to a results.txt file...but easy to read if possible Is this thing possible?
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Obtain a token from the HTTP service

Help in answering the following, please :) Obtain a token from the HTTP service described in the ‘_http._tcp’ record on somedomain.net. A simple GET / against the host/port described in the ‘_http._tcp’ record will provide the token. Copy and paste…
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Bash script dig command to just return the TTL value

I use dig +short @127.0.0.1 -p 5336 www.google.com to get the IP address that is being resolved to. I am wondering if there is a similar bash command to just get the ttl value?
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php explode on multiple MX records and wrong IP

I have a problem with a section of my code. I created a dig, but now I'm trying to add A record directly on the MX record (eg MX record -> IP address). I have this code for finding A record from the MX I already found: $comm = 'dig @' . $ns . ' MX…
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How to call authoritative server for ip response?

I have cached the response received from dig command using a c code , and I want to use authorities list to call directly for finding the ip ,avoiding a part of dns lookup , but I have no idea how to do that. ;; AUTHORITY SECTION: gogole.com. …
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Issue in remote db connection , probably in resolving host name ip

I am trying to connect to a remote db on '1and1' and through Php mysqli I receive this error: php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo failed: Name or service not known also trying to connect via ssh I have this error: ssh: Could not resolve hostname…
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dig -x +short to file without STDERR

When I do: dig -x +short I get only the hosts output, but when doing dig -x +short > file.txt I get all the rubbish, as if it was not executed with +short. I have tried: dig -x +short 2>&1 > file.txt also dig -x +short 2>/dev/null >…
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