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    Default Re: Socket Programming Port53 QTcpSocket/QUdpSocket

    Quote Originally Posted by patrik08 View Post
    Why http://doc.trolltech.com/3.2/qdns.html is not running? on QT4 is comming new??
    Sorry?

    This is not fast!
    In what way not fast? It uses your platform mechanisms so it should be exactly the same in speed as other DNS lookups.

    libnsl dont have TTL or MX prior..
    "dig" uses libnsl and you can do everything with it (including AXFR transfers) so I can't agree with what you said.
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