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Subject: Re: pending/18193: Bogus diagnostics by nslookup(1)
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Synopsis: Bogus diagnostics by nslookup(1)

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Responsible-Changed-When: Sun Apr 30 06:44:12 PDT 2000
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Misfiled PR.

Notes: This domain name is severly botched in its set-up.

Also, nslookup is a command provided with the BIND package,
so any change/feature requests are best asked on the ISC lists.

Also, given the parameters to nslookup it does make sense.  It tries to
find the domain/host using only the type of query you specified, which
logically leads to non-existant host/domain.  A -type=any will of course
always match.


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