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overriding /etc/resolv.conf with .nslookuprc file
Hi,
I have come across a fact that /etc/resolv.conf can be overrided by using ~/.nslookuprc. Is this completely true...i.e can I completely override /etc/resolv.conf. If so, can I have a list of my own domainnames & Nameservers in ~/.nslookuprc that can override those in resolv.conf. Could anybody give me a sample .nslookuprc(a bit evolved one that can expose all it's features)? /smanu. |
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