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hello,
I'm new on the list but not new to djbdns ...
http://cr.yp.to/djbdns/tinydns-data.html says
"For versions 1.04 and above: tinydns returns addresses (from + or = or @ or .
or & lines) in a random order in the answer section.
If there are more than 8 records, it returns a random set of 8."
I could only reproduce the randomness for A-Records
But I _NEED_ it for my MX-Records...
an example data file:
- ---snip
.test.local:127.0.0.1:a:259200
@test.local:172.0.0.2:b
@test.local:172.0.0.3:c
@test.local:172.0.0.4:d
@test.local:172.0.0.5:e
@test.local:172.0.0.6:f
@test.local:172.0.0.7:g
@test.local:172.0.0.8:h
@test.local:172.0.0.9:i
@test.local:172.0.0.10:j
@test.local:172.0.0.11:k
=a.test.local:10.0.0.1
=a.test.local:10.0.0.2
=a.test.local:10.0.0.3
=a.test.local:10.0.0.4
=a.test.local:10.0.0.5
=a.test.local:10.0.0.6
=a.test.local:10.0.0.7
=a.test.local:10.0.0.8
=a.test.local:10.0.0.9
=a.test.local:10.0.0.10
- ---snap
... running tinydns-1.05 on 127.0.0.1 ...
# dig @127.0.0.1 a.test.local +short
gives me always 8 of 10 IP's for a.test.local in a random order
# dig @127.0.0.1 test.local MX +short
gives me always all 10 MX-Servers for the domain in the _SAME_ order as
specified
in data file.
but I like a result like 'dig @pns.dtag.de. t-online.de MX +short'
Anybody can point me to the solution ?
Thanks !!!!
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Andreas Schulze
DATEV eG, Paumgartner Strasse 6-14, D - 90429 Nürnberg
Abt. Internet- und Securitydienste
Telefon : +49 911 276 2648
Telefax : +49 911 276 7892
Mobil : +49 172 8122883
E-Mail : andreas.schulze_at_datev.de
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