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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers resolv.conf Post 302331058 by Ex-Capsa on Friday 3rd of July 2009 09:07:28 AM
Old 07-03-2009
Quote:
Originally Posted by Neo
The "." at the end of domain.mydomain.com. simply indicates the end of a fully qualifed domain name (FQDN)

Note: I reopened this thread (not sure why it was closed, maybe it was a double post?)
Thank You for the reply

I never had a answer from unix.com on that but I had found my answer
On that the old way in a manual (Advance Network security) So you can
Close that thread

Thk
Dan
 

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EVENTDNSBASE(3) 							 1							   EVENTDNSBASE(3)

The EventDnsBase class

INTRODUCTION
Represents Libevent's DNS base structure. Used to resolve DNS asyncronously, parse configuration files like resolv.conf etc. CLASS SYNOPSIS
EventDnsBase final EventDnsBase Constants o const integer$EventDnsBase::OPTION_SEARCH1 o const integer$EventDnsBase::OPTION_NAMESERVERS2 o const integer$EventDnsBase::OPTION_MISC4 o const integer$EventDnsBase::OPTION_HOSTSFILE8 o const integer$EventDnsBase::OPTIONS_ALL15 Methods o public bool EventDnsBase::addNameserverIp (string $ip) o public void EventDnsBase::addSearch (string $domain) o public void EventDnsBase::clearSearch (void ) o public EventDnsBase::__construct (EventBase $base, bool $initialize) o public int EventDnsBase::countNameservers (void ) o public bool EventDnsBase::loadHosts (string $hosts) o public bool EventDnsBase::parseResolvConf (int $flags, string $filename) o public bool EventDnsBase::setOption (string $option, string $value) o public bool EventDnsBase::setSearchNdots (int $ndots) PREDEFINED CONSTANTS
o EventDnsBase::OPTION_SEARCH - Tells to read the domain and search fields from the resolv.conf file and the ndots option, and use them to decide which domains(if any) to search for hostnames that aren't fully-qualified. o EventDnsBase::OPTION_NAMESERVERS - Tells to learn the nameservers from the resolv.conf file. o EventDnsBase::OPTION_MISC - o EventDnsBase::OPTION_HOSTSFILE - Tells to read a list of hosts from /etc/hosts as part of loading the resolv.conf file. o EventDnsBase::OPTIONS_ALL - Tells to learn as much as it can from the resolv.conf file. PHP Documentation Group EVENTDNSBASE(3)
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