See below for scripts to reproduce the errors and the output when running these scripts. The only difference between these scripts is the usage of upstream node.js dns versus native-dns.
I think that the scripts and outputs are self-explanatory, but if more information is required then please let me know.
This is with node version 0.12 and native-dns version 0.7.0.
"use strict";
var dns = require("dns");
//var dns = require("native-dns");
var ip = "199.180.112.34";
dns.reverse(ip, function (err, hostnames) {
if (err) {
console.log(err);
} else {
console.log(hostnames);
}
});
"use strict";
//var dns = require("dns");
var dns = require("native-dns");
var ip = "199.180.112.34";
dns.reverse(ip, function (err, hostnames) {
if (err) {
console.log(err);
} else {
console.log(hostnames);
}
});
Hi,
See below for scripts to reproduce the errors and the output when running these scripts. The only difference between these scripts is the usage of upstream node.js dns versus native-dns.
I think that the scripts and outputs are self-explanatory, but if more information is required then please let me know.
This is with node version 0.12 and native-dns version 0.7.0.