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Subject: Tracing DNS queries
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Hello,

Is there a way, on FreeBSD 4.9R, to trace the origin of outgoing DNS
queries? I mean, a determination which process is sending the queries?
Something ktrace like. De firewall, ipfw, cannot do it.

Thanks,

- Mark