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OT dns component

I recently developed a dns querying class and would greatly appreciate it if
some of you running around here might check it with a couple of unique
domains and see if it breaks. Should you get a error message that was not
expected please reply with the error and how to reproduce it here.

Thanks and sorry for the OT.

Jul 21 '05 #1
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Hi John,

Might I suggest that you have it log its error messages for itself? With
no instructions of what's correct, I used 'random' inputs. Everything I did
broke it! (But I didn't stay very long.)

Regards,
Fergus
Jul 21 '05 #2

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