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dns lookup for ipv6

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shahrul
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dns lookup for ipv6

Post by shahrul »

hi there,

where can i found dns lookup that support ipv6 ?

i search around tcl archive, seem dont have there.

can someone share if they got ?

thanks
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TCL_no_TK
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Post by TCL_no_TK »

There is a TCL script called ipv6dns.tcl available at http://www.tclscript.com/scripts.shtml I've not tested it, i dont know if it works and i'm not able to modify and/or offer support for it. so basicly, good luck :roll:
Adds public and dcc commands to have your bot perform dns and reverse lookups on ipv6 hosts and ips.
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Post by shahrul »

hi,

thanks for link... but the tcl seem didn't working.

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Error during execution of nslookup.
i also doing this

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# Uncomment and set this variable only if script says it can't locate the nslookup tool
# set ipv6dns(nslookup) "/path/to/nslookup"
anyone can help to fix this tcl ?

thanks
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Post by TCL_no_TK »

Check the manual pages for nslookup. I know that nslookup and other "dns" tools often allow for a -6 for ipv6 address.
For Windows its

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nslookup /?
(in a command promt)
For Unix its

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man nslookup
(in your shell)
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