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John-Mark Gurney 9aaf246709 import of domtools
'domtools' is a set of DNS information extraction utilities.

The commands in the 'domtools' package allow you to traverse DNS domain
hierarchies, list all hosts (or subdomains) within a given domain,
convert host name to IP address and vice-versa, convert a normal IP address
to the "in-addr.arpa." format and vice-versa, and more. These commands can be
used manually, or included as building blocks for higher level DNS tools.
They generate output that is easily computer parsable.
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--- ../domtools.orig/Makefile Thu Mar 18 11:48:08 1999
+++ Makefile Sat Jun 12 22:31:17 1999
@@ -35,12 +35,12 @@
# This directory is created, below, if it doesn't exist.
# "bin" will put it in $LDEST/bin.
# "bin/domtools" (my favorite) puts it in $LDEST/bin/domtools.
-DOMBIN=bin/domtools
+DOMBIN=domtools/bin
#DOMBIN=bin
# Library sub-directory under $LDEST where other files such as awk scripts should go.
# This directory is created, below, if it doesn't exist.
-DOMLIB=lib/domtools
+DOMLIB=domtools/lib
# Do you want a world-writable Zone Cache directory, or not?
# Good points: speeds up the axfr tool substantially.
@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@
#OWNER= pab
# Group for installing Domtools directories and files.
-GROUP= bin
+GROUP= wheel
#GROUP= staff
#GROUP= oper
#GROUP= user
@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@
# BSD-style installation command that creates missing parent dirs with "-d dir".
# You specify use Gnu Install here if you have it.
# First line is for BSD or SunOS; second is for SysV like Solaris 2.
-INSTALL=install
+INSTALL=/usr/bin/install
#INSTALL=/usr/ucb/install
#INSTALL=/usr/local/gnu/bin/install
#INSTALL=/stor/gnu/aix/bin/install
@@ -148,8 +148,8 @@
# Regardless of the name, it _must_ be a gnu-based awk.
# If you don't have gawk, get it and install it; or hosttbl,networktbl,netmasktbl
# tools won't work right. Gawk is much better than awk or nawk anyway.
-GAWKPROG=gawk # many systems
-#GAWKPROG=awk # BSDI, Linux
+#GAWKPROG=gawk # many systems
+GAWKPROG=/usr/bin/awk # BSDI, Linux
#GAWKPROG=/usr/local/bin/awk
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