drill, dns tool, dig/drill, dnsutils to ldns dig -> dirll

drill if you can, dig if you have to, nslookup if you must

https://imdjh.github.io/toolchain/2015/10/07/drill-if-you-can-dig-if-you-have-to.html

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# install drill
## archlinux
sudo pacman -S ldns

# ubuntu
sudo apt install ldnsutils

# alpine
apk add drill

# install dig


## cenos
yum install bind-utils

# DNS 解析跟踪
dig +trace wiloon.com
dirll -T wiloon.com
drill -TD wiloon.com

drill wiloon.com @192.168.50.1
drill wangyue.dev NS

dig,其实是一个缩写,即Domain Information Groper。

dig @8.8.8.8 www.baidu.com A //命令格式为dig @dnsserver name querytype

https://www.archlinux.org/todo/dnsutils-to-ldns-migration/

http://imdjh.github.io/toolchain/2015/10/07/drill-if-you-can-dig-if-you-have-to.html

We are removing dnsutils from [core]. (It cannot be built independently from bind anymore, and the whole thing is becoming a mess anyhow.)

Please update your packages to depend on ldns instead (already in [core]).

While dnsutils provided three similar DNS query tools (dig, host, nslookup), ldns provides drill, a near-drop-in replacement for dig (which can therefore easily replace host and nslookup too). To update, you must replace all calls to dig/host/nslookup in your packages to calls to drill. Simple calls such as dig archlinux.org can simply be rewritten as drill archlinux.org; see drill -h for more details and please contact me if you cannot figure out how to migrate.

《dig挖出DNS的秘密》-linux命令五分钟系列之三十四

http://roclinux.cn/?p=2449&embed=true#?secret=9AchPRSDEE