dnsip - lookup IP addresses

dnsip [ fqdn ]

dnsip resolves fqdn and prints the IP addresses of fqdn on a single line. If fqdn does not exist, dnsip prints a blank line. You can list several fqdn's; dnsip prints each result on a separate line.

Normally dnsip exits 0. If dnsip encounters a temporary problem that prevents it from determining the list of IP addresses, it prints an error message and exits 111. It also exits 111 if it is not able to write the ip address to descriptor 1. The same comments apply to the other programs described here.

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