Thanks, cnetdb.gethostbyname() works fine (at least on my raspberry). :)
Creating a wrapper function is recently my work-around for an actual
ping component (since linux doesn't seem to have a corresponding
component like ping.dll and I want to ping as non-root)
Am 23.04.2016 um 12:42 schrieb Ma
On 2016-04-23 10:23, Andreas Klausmann wrote:
> Testhost is reachable from console by hostname: ping testhost.local ->
> success (resolved in background by avahi)
Not sure, but you could always create a wrapper function or class around
the OS 'ping' command, or nslookup. Read the program results a
In our previous episode, Michael Van Canneyt said:
> You will need to use the C library routines for this.
(which is in unit cnetdb in somewhat recent FPC's)
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On Sat, 23 Apr 2016, Andreas Klausmann wrote:
Hi,
how can I resolve hostnames in a local (private) network under linux?
Both gethostbyname() and THostResolver work fine for google.com etc, but
not for local hostnames like testhost.local.
Testhost is reachable from console by hostname: ping tes
Hi,
how can I resolve hostnames in a local (private) network under linux?
Both gethostbyname() and THostResolver work fine for google.com etc, but
not for local hostnames like testhost.local.
Testhost is reachable from console by hostname: ping testhost.local ->
success (resolved in background by a
