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Remove trailing whitespace Found By: portlint
1999-06-17 18:05:40 +02:00
domtools/bin/address
domtools/bin/addr2net
import of domtools 'domtools' is a set of DNS information extraction utilities. The commands in the 'domtools' package allow you to traverse DNS domain hierarchies, list all hosts (or subdomains) within a given domain, convert host name to IP address and vice-versa, convert a normal IP address to the "in-addr.arpa." format and vice-versa, and more. These commands can be used manually, or included as building blocks for higher level DNS tools. They generate output that is easily computer parsable.
1999-06-17 12:00:30 +02:00
domtools/bin/addr2mask
domtools/bin/axfr
domtools/bin/basedomain
Update to 1.5.0. Make a shared directory 1777 instead of 777. Respect ${PREFIX}. Submitted by: Alex Perel <veers@disturbed.net>
2000-08-17 05:40:58 +02:00
domtools/bin/bits2mask
import of domtools 'domtools' is a set of DNS information extraction utilities. The commands in the 'domtools' package allow you to traverse DNS domain hierarchies, list all hosts (or subdomains) within a given domain, convert host name to IP address and vice-versa, convert a normal IP address to the "in-addr.arpa." format and vice-versa, and more. These commands can be used manually, or included as building blocks for higher level DNS tools. They generate output that is easily computer parsable.
1999-06-17 12:00:30 +02:00
domtools/bin/check1101
Update to 1.6.0. Changes: * Added support for DiG 9.x (BIND 9.0.1) * Replaced internal digparse utility with digstd utility - you call digstd as if it were dig, it calls dig for you with right options for your version and returns results in a standard easy-to-parse format. * Added SRV record support (ala RFC 2052). * Added LOC record support (ala RFC 1876). * Minor speed improvement to axfr * Numerous bug fixes and support for different local host configurations * Updated HOWTOUSE and MANUAL documents PR: ports/53785 Submitted by: Rob Evers <rob@debank.tv> Maintainer timeout: 3 weeks
2003-12-04 04:33:54 +01:00
domtools/bin/digstd
import of domtools 'domtools' is a set of DNS information extraction utilities. The commands in the 'domtools' package allow you to traverse DNS domain hierarchies, list all hosts (or subdomains) within a given domain, convert host name to IP address and vice-versa, convert a normal IP address to the "in-addr.arpa." format and vice-versa, and more. These commands can be used manually, or included as building blocks for higher level DNS tools. They generate output that is easily computer parsable.
1999-06-17 12:00:30 +02:00
domtools/bin/domsort
domtools/bin/f2iaddr
Update to 1.5.0. Make a shared directory 1777 instead of 777. Respect ${PREFIX}. Submitted by: Alex Perel <veers@disturbed.net>
2000-08-17 05:40:58 +02:00
domtools/bin/geniplist
import of domtools 'domtools' is a set of DNS information extraction utilities. The commands in the 'domtools' package allow you to traverse DNS domain hierarchies, list all hosts (or subdomains) within a given domain, convert host name to IP address and vice-versa, convert a normal IP address to the "in-addr.arpa." format and vice-versa, and more. These commands can be used manually, or included as building blocks for higher level DNS tools. They generate output that is easily computer parsable.
1999-06-17 12:00:30 +02:00
domtools/bin/gw
domtools/bin/hinfo
domtools/bin/hosts
domtools/bin/hosttbl
domtools/bin/i2faddr
domtools/bin/ipsort
domtools/bin/isequal
domtools/bin/issubdom
domtools/bin/makestatic
Update to 1.5.0. Make a shared directory 1777 instead of 777. Respect ${PREFIX}. Submitted by: Alex Perel <veers@disturbed.net>
2000-08-17 05:40:58 +02:00
domtools/bin/mask2bits
import of domtools 'domtools' is a set of DNS information extraction utilities. The commands in the 'domtools' package allow you to traverse DNS domain hierarchies, list all hosts (or subdomains) within a given domain, convert host name to IP address and vice-versa, convert a normal IP address to the "in-addr.arpa." format and vice-versa, and more. These commands can be used manually, or included as building blocks for higher level DNS tools. They generate output that is easily computer parsable.
1999-06-17 12:00:30 +02:00
domtools/bin/netkillzeros
domtools/bin/netmask
domtools/bin/network
domtools/bin/netname
domtools/bin/netwithzeros
domtools/bin/nsap
domtools/bin/ns
domtools/bin/nsroot
domtools/bin/ptr
domtools/bin/root
domtools/bin/soa
domtools/bin/subdom
domtools/bin/subdom2
domtools/bin/subzone
domtools/bin/txt
domtools/bin/type
domtools/bin/zone
domtools/bin/any
domtools/bin/wks
domtools/bin/mx
domtools/bin/networktbl
domtools/bin/netmasktbl
domtools/bin/uinfo
domtools/bin/cachebuild
Update to 1.6.0. Changes: * Added support for DiG 9.x (BIND 9.0.1) * Replaced internal digparse utility with digstd utility - you call digstd as if it were dig, it calls dig for you with right options for your version and returns results in a standard easy-to-parse format. * Added SRV record support (ala RFC 2052). * Added LOC record support (ala RFC 1876). * Minor speed improvement to axfr * Numerous bug fixes and support for different local host configurations * Updated HOWTOUSE and MANUAL documents PR: ports/53785 Submitted by: Rob Evers <rob@debank.tv> Maintainer timeout: 3 weeks
2003-12-04 04:33:54 +01:00
domtools/bin/loc
import of domtools 'domtools' is a set of DNS information extraction utilities. The commands in the 'domtools' package allow you to traverse DNS domain hierarchies, list all hosts (or subdomains) within a given domain, convert host name to IP address and vice-versa, convert a normal IP address to the "in-addr.arpa." format and vice-versa, and more. These commands can be used manually, or included as building blocks for higher level DNS tools. They generate output that is easily computer parsable.
1999-06-17 12:00:30 +02:00
domtools/bin/localad
domtools/bin/localdom
domtools/bin/subnetmask
domtools/bin/siteinfo
Update to 1.6.0. Changes: * Added support for DiG 9.x (BIND 9.0.1) * Replaced internal digparse utility with digstd utility - you call digstd as if it were dig, it calls dig for you with right options for your version and returns results in a standard easy-to-parse format. * Added SRV record support (ala RFC 2052). * Added LOC record support (ala RFC 1876). * Minor speed improvement to axfr * Numerous bug fixes and support for different local host configurations * Updated HOWTOUSE and MANUAL documents PR: ports/53785 Submitted by: Rob Evers <rob@debank.tv> Maintainer timeout: 3 weeks
2003-12-04 04:33:54 +01:00
domtools/bin/srv
import of domtools 'domtools' is a set of DNS information extraction utilities. The commands in the 'domtools' package allow you to traverse DNS domain hierarchies, list all hosts (or subdomains) within a given domain, convert host name to IP address and vice-versa, convert a normal IP address to the "in-addr.arpa." format and vice-versa, and more. These commands can be used manually, or included as building blocks for higher level DNS tools. They generate output that is easily computer parsable.
1999-06-17 12:00:30 +02:00
domtools/bin/cname
domtools/bin/rndarg
domtools/bin/soalist
domtools/bin/gensubnetlist
domtools/lib/basedomain.awk
domtools/lib/domsort.awk
domtools/lib/f2iaddr.awk
domtools/lib/hosttbl.awk
domtools/lib/i2faddr.awk
domtools/lib/ipsort.awk
domtools/lib/netkillzeros.awk
domtools/lib/netwithzeros.awk
domtools/lib/subdom.awk
domtools/lib/subzone.awk
domtools/lib/type.awk
domtools/lib/hosttbl.footer
domtools/lib/hosttbl.header
domtools/lib/hosttbl.perl
domtools/lib/networktbl.footer
domtools/lib/networktbl.header
domtools/lib/networktbl.awk
domtools/lib/netmasktbl.footer
domtools/lib/netmasktbl.header
domtools/lib/netmasktbl.awk
domtools/lib/README
domtools/lib/MANUAL
domtools/lib/HOWTOUSE
domtools/lib/COPYRIGHT
@exec /bin/mkdir %B/zonecache
@dirrm domtools/bin
@dirrm domtools/lib/zonecache
@dirrm domtools/lib
@dirrm domtools
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