Looking at the --help text for zdns gives the impression that there are a couple unique modules (alookup, mxlookup,...) and any other dns type you just use the type name (NS, DMARC, ...). However, the NSLookup module is registered explicitly with NSLOOKUP. Therefore, without looking thru the code it's impossible to know that you should use ./zdns nslookup to call it.
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add a nslookup cmd to ./zdns to make invoking nslookup more clear thru the ./help text
Description
Looking at the
--helptext forzdnsgives the impression that there are a couple unique modules (alookup,mxlookup,...) and any other dns type you just use the type name (NS,DMARC, ...). However, the NSLookup module is registered explicitly withNSLOOKUP. Therefore, without looking thru the code it's impossible to know that you should use./zdns nslookupto call it.Changes
nslookupcmd to./zdnsto make invokingnslookupmore clear thru the./helptext