DDNS Resolver for Initialise Client #56
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Client now checks for Alphanumeric strings in connection settings using Regex and treats them as a DNS and attempts to connect to every IP attached to that DNS (Makes DDNS such as NoIP compatible with the Client)
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Dynamic DNS will always give you 1 IP, or am I wrong? can you explain in what situation this method will be helpful, please? |
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@NYAN-x-CAT This would be useful for situations where a Domain name leads to multiple Potential hosts in which the client will attempt every one after the host before it has failed |
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Great work guys. Does this make it compatible with {.}bit domains hosted with a dnshost (that supports blockchain domains) like cloudns.net ? |
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@enkianu Yes, it should be compatible. Feel free to post your feedback. |
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Client now checks for Alphanumeric strings in connection settings using Regex and treats them as a DNS and attempts to connect to every IP attached to that DNS (Makes DDNS such as NoIP compatible with the Client)