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On Wed, Oct 20, 2004 at 09:24:03AM -0400, trlists at clayst.com wrote: > Simply making a TCP connection on port 53 works well about 98% of the > time, but apparently some nameservers are configured to only accept UDP > on that port, and those my code currently considers to be invalid, > requiring manual intervention. That's the problem I'm working on. Nameservers always try 53 UDP first, because most requests and responses will fit into a single packet. You could go to the trouble of constructing your own code, but why not call "dig" and see if you can get a valid response? -dsr-
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