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When I use --subdomain-file with subdomains each composed of two subdomains separated by a dot (e.g. "toto.tata"), I do not get an answer.
By putting some print inside fierce, I found that the problem comes from this line : "result = dns.name.Name(tuple(subdomains) + domain.labels)".
It replaces dots in subdomains by ".".
For example, the subdomain "toto.tata" becomes "toto.tata" which causes the DNS request to fail.
Is this an expected behavior ?
Am I not supposed to use the --subdomain-file option with this kind of input?
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I meant:
"It replaces dots (".") in subdomains by ".".
For example, the subdomain "toto.tata" becomes "toto.tata" which causes the DNS request to fail."
When I use --subdomain-file with subdomains each composed of two subdomains separated by a dot (e.g. "toto.tata"), I do not get an answer.
By putting some print inside fierce, I found that the problem comes from this line : "result = dns.name.Name(tuple(subdomains) + domain.labels)".
It replaces dots in subdomains by ".".
For example, the subdomain "toto.tata" becomes "toto.tata" which causes the DNS request to fail.
Is this an expected behavior ?
Am I not supposed to use the --subdomain-file option with this kind of input?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: