Stephen wrote:
>If so, can you please advise as soon as possible? I have the AnalogX
>QuickDNS exe in the same directory as the Analog sotware. AnalogX QuckDNS
>is meant to be a "commandline utility" but double clicking on it only
>flashes a black screen, possibly the command screen, then disappears again.
That's what command line utilities are supposed to do when you
double-click on them - if they had a Window interface, they wouldn't be
command line utilities.
Did you try running QDNS from a command line, and see what it says?
>Am I doing anything wrong?
QDNS requires you to specify either a DNS file and logfile, or an Analog
configuration file. (It doesn't default to analog.cfg). So just open a
Command prompt, cd to the directory that QDNS is in, and enter
QDNS /L <x:\logfiledirectory\>*.log /D DNS.DNS
(replacing <x:\logfiledirectory\> with the appropriate information)
If you've got lots of log files, and just want to read the most recent,
you'll have to manually specify the new logfile name - eg
QDNS /L <x:\logfiledirectory\>ex000627.log /D DNS.DNS
(This will add the new entries to the DNS file, it won't discard old
entries).
Then add
DNS READ
DNSFILE DNS.DNS
to your Analog cfg file.
I don't know how QDSN deals with DNSBADHOURS/DNSGOODHOURS, the Analog
commands for expiring already resolved DNS results.
Aengus
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