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v2.6.7

20 May 13:08
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Fix lint in v2.6.6 on certain machine architectures.

v2.6.6

17 May 14:38
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  • add -C option to select a cookie jar file for libcurl
  • display millisecond-granularity timestamps in logging and debugging
  • Version 2.6.6, to restore sync between the tag's version and the version in globals.h

v2.6.5

02 May 18:53
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  • small fixes
  • added -o timeout option, and a DNSDBQ_TIMEOUT environment variable

v2.6.4

31 Aug 01:49
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What's Changed

  • replace strtok_r() by new tokstr library
  • Various bug fixes.

Full Changelog: v2.6.0...v2.6.4

v2.6.0

29 Oct 00:47
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Add multi rrtype support to queries. The -t flag now accepts multiple rrtypes, separated by spaces, and fetches them in parallel. There is a limit to how many may be specified and there can be no duplicates.

Example: dnsdbq -r fsi.io -t A,AAAA,NSEC3

v2.5.5

09 Jul 18:28
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Primarily deduplicate the PDNS JSON presentation (lookup vs. summarize).
Fix bug with an rdata of ".".
A number of internal clean ups.

v2.5.4

11 Apr 15:05
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Add DNSDBQ_CONFIG_FILE environment variable below which can specify a different configuration file to use

v2.5.3

11 Mar 03:02
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remove new probe feature, and make v2 the default api version for dnsdb.

v2.5.2

06 Mar 17:42
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fix an assertion error, improve the sorting of domain names.

v2.5.0 -- transforms

03 Mar 05:57
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as usual for a maturing C-language program, a lot of rototilling went on.

also, added -T for transforms:

 -T transform[,...]
      specify one or more transforms to be applied to the output:

      datefix  always show dates in human readable format (so, not in
               database format).  This will be the format selected by the
               DNSDBQ_TIME_FORMAT environment variable, if set.

      reverse  show the DNS owner name (rrname) in TLD-first order (so,
               COM.EXAMPLE rather than EXAMPLE.COM).

      chomp    strip away the trailing dot (.) from the DNS owner name
               (rrname).