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

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coredns doesnt give IP but just name

By running a dig command for a service in my kubernetes cluster, coredns just gives service name but not the IP. Does anyone know why this is happening?
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why server can't find pihole.service.consul: NXDOMAIN and how can I fix this?

I have following configuration for consul. { "service": { "name": "pihole", "Address": "192.168.0.15", "tags": [ "pi" ], "port": 8165, "check": { "args": [ "curl", "192.168.0.15" ], …
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Adding filename/domain name before result of cat

When i run below command I got result like dig +short ns kinoafisha.info | awk -v RS='' '{gsub("\n", ", "); print}' >> test.csv dig +short ns linux.com | awk -v RS='' '{gsub("\n", ", "); print}' >> test.csv Result ns2.kinoafisha.info.,…
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Bash script if/then with multiple conditions

I want to print out the hostname and CNAME only if DNS status is: "NXDOMAIN" OR "SERVFAIL" AND has a "CNAME". Conditions: dig @8.8.8.8 -t A ${hstnm} | grep -q 'NXDOMAIN' dig @8.8.8.8 -t A ${hstnm} | grep -q 'SERVFAIL' dig @8.8.8.8 -t CNAME $hstnm…
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nslookup/dig/drill commands on a file that contains websites to add ip addresses

UPDATE : Still open for solutions using nslookup without parallel, dig or drill I need to write a script that scans a file containing web page addresses on each line, and adds to these lines the IP address corresponding to the name using nslookup…
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How to make relative path DNS query with dig?

I want to make a relative path DNS query with dig. I have referenced the following documentation for dig(1) and resolv.conf(5). dig(1) says: +ndots=D Set the number of dots that have to appear in name to D for it to be considered absolute. The…
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Why DNS responses differents?

I have code in python. from dns import message, query, flags, rdatatype q = message.make_query("bancontact.node1.web1.prod.kunstmaan.com", rdatatype.NS, want_dnssec=True) q.flags |= flags.AD res = query.udp(q, "170.252.72.92") and dig query dig…
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What would be an optimal way to perform DNS query from bash in python3?

I have this simple bash script that I'm thinking about incorporating into my python project as I couldn't figure out a graceful way to do this in python3 compared to this single bash oneliner. Is there a better way to do this in python3 or a library…
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How do I make dig use a source IP other than localhost while querying a DNS server running locally on my machine?

I am trying to run a coredns plugin https://github.com/coredns/demo that returns 1.1.1.1 for 172.0.0.0/8 or 127.0.0.0/8 and 8.8.8.8 for everything else. I run the binary and try to make a request from dig using dig example.org @localhost -p1053…
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Speed up dig -x in bash script

I have to run as an exercise at my university a bash script to reverse lookup all their DNS entries for a B class network block they own. This is the fastest I have got but takes forever. Any help optimising this…
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dig returns wrong record type

This seems like I am either missing something obvious, or it would have been asked before. When I query dig using the -t parameter to specify a DNS record type, the result seems to contain an answer even if the record returned is a different record…
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Testing for a bash Variable the right way

I have seen plenty of remarks on how to do this right, but somehow it does not work for me, and I am not sure why, some help would be appreciated. Example Code: #!/bin/bash echo -en "\ec" echo "." #Dig MX Record DIG="$(which dig --skip-alias)" …
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Bash expand variable within another variable in a single line command

I'm trying to extract FQDN for a CentOS 7.3 host. This is the script I use: hostname=$(dig +short -x 10.10.10.10) hostname=${hostname%.} The reason for the 2nd line is the dig output returns a dot . at the end for e.g. abc@def.com.. And hence the…
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How does dig any work?

My general question is how does "dig any" work? In particular, I would like to compare the use of dig to naive sending of multiple equivalent requests (a, txt, mx, ...). Does a single DNS query is sent? Is the use of dig more efficient? Is it…
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Two hostnames sharing the same IP

I noticed that one of Google's mail servers (alt4.aspmx.l.google.com) points to 74.125.200.26, but when I do a reverse DNS lookup on that IP I see that the hostname associated with it is sa-in-f26.1e100.net. My limited understanding of DNS is that…
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