This is more a Deuce or DM question but if anyone else can help, feel free.

I cannot figure out how to use dns.js, basically...I would like to take an IP, reverse it, add a domain name and then look up against a specific server and get an A record or NXDOMAIN returned.

For such a simple query I suppose I could use a DIY method, but it looks like it should be possible but I'm having problems constructing the correct calls.

Any helps would be appreciated.
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Re: help with dns.js
By: Nelgin to All on Fri Jul 07 2023 12:28 am

This is more a Deuce or DM question but if anyone else can help, feel free.

I cannot figure out how to use dns.js, basically...I would like to take an IP, reverse it, add a domain name and then look up against a specific server and get an A record or NXDOMAIN returned.

For such a simple query I suppose I could use a DIY method, but it looks like it should be possible but I'm having problems constructing the correct calls.

Any helps would be appreciated.

dns.js is for asynchronous/non-blocking name look-ups. If you don't need that, then use resolve_ip() instead.
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Re: help with dns.js
By: Digital Man to Nelgin on Fri Jul 07 2023 12:14:12

dns.js is for asynchronous/non-blocking name look-ups. If you don't need that, then use resolve_ip() instead.

That's what I did in the end. Thanks.
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