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MacOS X Case-Sensitive DNS lookup bugFrom: Administrator Date: Wednesday, May 23, 2001
Time: 11:43:45 amHi there,
I am experiencing a DNS lookup problem and have verified it on two
different machines running Mac OS X 10.0.3. It appears that the OS's
DNS lookup is case-sensitive when it shouldn't be. Is there any
possiblity that this is caused by my DNS server? Also, is anyone else
having the same problem? A quick test would be to go to
www.FaxBee.com. If it fails, go to www.faxbee.com. The second option
works for me but the first does not. Also, on www.faxbee.com, the
graphics don't load because they are linked to www.Danowitz.com which
fails because of the capital "D".
Using Mac OS X's Lookupd as described here:
<http://til.info.apple.com/techinfo.nsf/artnum/n24902>
These searches should all be successful, but only the one in
lower-case letters is.
>>>
% lookupd -d
lookupd version 208.1 (root 2001.04.26 20:41:08 UTC)
Enter command name, "help", or "quit" to exit
> agent: DNS
> hostWithName: apple.com
Dictionary: "D-0x000658f0"
_lookup_DNS_domain: com
_lookup_DNS_server: 216.52.26.204
_lookup_DNS_time_to_live: 86400
_lookup_DNS_timestamp: 990641785
_lookup_info_system: DNS
ip_address: 17.254.3.183
name: apple.com
> hostWithName: Apple.com
nil
> hostWithName: aPple.com
nil
> hostWithName: apPle.com
nil
> hostWithName: appLe.com
nil
> hostWithName: applE.com
nil
> hostWithName: APPLE.COM
nil
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