In Linux, I suppose you can use dig or nslookup. BTW, I was wondering is there any email-to-web gateway? I mean suppose someone in China can't access sourceforge.com, can he just send an email to an address with the URL, such as www.sourceforge.com and the email server returns an html email as a reply? If this can be done, then at least a _slow_ access to some blocked web pages can be achieved, right?
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