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dnsruby 1.34 is a helpful thread-aware DNS stub resolver library written in Ruby. It is based on resolv.rb, the standard Ruby DNS implementation, but gives a complete DNS implementation, including DNSSEC.

The Resolv class can be used to resolve addresses using /etc/hosts and /etc/resolv.conf, or the DNS class can be used to make DNS queries. These interfaces will attempt to apply the default domain and searchlist when resolving names.

The Resolver and SingleResolver interfaces allow finer control of individual messages. The Resolver class sends queries to multiple resolvers using various retry mechanisms. The SingleResolver class is used by Resolver to send individual Messages to individual resolvers.

Limitations:

• NIS is not supported.
• /etc/nsswitch.conf is not supported.
• NSEC3 validation still TBD

Major Features:

1. I/O - Dnsruby implements a pure Ruby event loop to perform I/O. Support for EventMachine has been deprecated.
2. DNSSEC - Dnsruby supports DNSSEC and NSEC(3). DNSSEC support is on by default - but no trust anchors are configured by default.
3. Resolver queries return Dnsruby:Message objects. Message objects have five sections:
   • The header section, a Dnsruby:Header object.
   • The question section, a list of Dnsruby:Question objects.
   • The answer section, a list of Dnsruby:Resource objects.
   • The authority section, a list of Dnsruby:Resource objects.
   • The additional section, a list of Dnsruby:Resource objects.

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2. Web Servers Log analysis.
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4. Creation of location aware content such as language, currency, etc.
5. Fraud detection, credit card fraud vetting etc.
6. Online campaigns such as targeted banner ads.
7. Digital rights management such as music or film distribution.
8. Filter web access on basis of originating country.
9. Auto country detection for rapid form entry such as country, currency, language.
10. Spam mail Filtering.
11. Limited to your imagination.

Major Features:.

1. Serialization support can often be added to types without modifying those types, or them even being aware they are playing along.
2. Out of the box it supports all STL containers (and work a likes), nested arbitrarily deep.
3. Clients can easily extend it to support their own types using, often non-intrusively.
4. It is data-format agnostic, meaning it doesn't internally care about any file formats. It is container-centric, not stream-centric. The provided i/o layer is just one potential solution to i/o, and the core library can be used with arbitrary client-side i/o mechanisms. The core inherently supports in-memory serialization, not requiring any i/o layer whatsoever (this is useful for serializing over a clipboard-like mechanism and for "casting via serialization").
5. Comes with support for several different file formats, and add-on can be written to provide further formats (e.g., sqlite3 databases).