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From: "Mark Steele" <msteele@inet-technologies.com>
Subject: ipt_string+udp...
Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2002 14:12:06 -0400 (EDT)
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Doh!

My bad, disregard the last post I sent. Removing the dot
fixed the problem. Just to enlighten me a bit, what
string would I use if I wanted to use the whole
domain name?



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Mark Steele
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Inet Technologies Inc.
email: msteele@inet-technologies.com
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>Yes.   You are assuming that a UDP port 53 packet corresponding to a >lookup
>of militaire.org actually contains the literal string "militaire.org".
>
>In fact it doesn't.   Specifically, the dot separating the domain name >from
>the org is not an Ascii 46 (0x2E).
>
>Try changing your string match to look for just "militaire" and see if >that
>works.
>
>Antony.
>
>--
>
>Software development can be quick, high-quality, or low-cost.
>
>The customer gets to pick any two out of three.