#2 Wild card for blacklists and ports for forwarding servers

[Sebastian Kloska]

I've done some modifications to dnrd which allows the
following:

(1) Assign different ports for forwarding servers.
The '-s' syntax for servers is now

server:port/domain

instead of server:domain

so a dnrd -u dnrd 101.101.101.1:253/gogo.com

Would make the nameserver 101.101.101
responsible for the domain 'gogo.com' and its
expected to answer on the unusual port 253.
That makes it possible to have the real DNS
and dnrd run on the same machine.

(2) Make the blacklist wildcard aware so if I specify
*.some*do*.* It rejects

www.someone.dormant.de
www.somedomain.de

etc etc.

wildcard matching is not restricted to subdomain
boundaries. The '.' is just handled like anyother
char. This is just a fast hack.

Can be found under:

http://home.snafu.de/sebastian.kloska/dnrd-2.20.2.tar.gz

Chears