I have a variable containing an IP. I want to convert this IP to a hostname by a dnslookup. How do i do this in tcl? (without using shell)
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Small question about DNS
Small question about DNS
Hey, i'm new to tcl, so this is probably a newbiequestion
I have a variable containing an IP. I want to convert this IP to a hostname by a dnslookup. How do i do this in tcl? (without using shell)
I have a variable containing an IP. I want to convert this IP to a hostname by a dnslookup. How do i do this in tcl? (without using shell)
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proc myproc {ip host status} {
if $status {
putlog "$ip = $host"
} else {
putlog "couldn't resolve $ip"
}
}
dnslookup $ip myproc