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# Version 1.14                                              May 22, 2003
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* Added support for PTR records.  Requested by Scott Brooke
  <sbrooke@ftdata.com>.

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# Version 1.13                                              May 19, 2003
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* Modified t/nslookup.t to skip all tests if the NO_NET environment
  variable is set (mostly so I can test off line).

* Added "server" nslookup parameter, which lets you specify a
  nameserver (or nameservers) to use.
  Requested by Victor Pereira <vpereira@modulo.com.br>.

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# Version 1.12                                            March 14, 2003
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* qslookup no longer barfs when passed nothing, or when passed
  something non-existant.  RT#1947

* alarm is not implemented on Win32; added some (incomplete, I'm sure)
  conditional logic to check the platform before setting an alarm.
  Needs to be checked on MacOS (I'm assuming OS X will be Unix-like and
  have alarm).  Reported by Roland Bauer (not RTed).

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# Version 1.11                                         November 19, 2002
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* Defers loading Net::DNS until it needs it, so that simple lookups
  will be faster.

* Added qslookup, which uses Socket and the system's resolver to do
  lookups.

* Revamped test suite -- Does tests based on the contents of
  /etc/hosts.  This is (obviously) biased towards un*xen and will
  need to take Win32 into account.

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