Python has everything else, but it doesn't have a nameserver lookup class. I propose creating a library which will perform the equivalent of the "dig" or "nslookup" commands. My own application is using it to query a DNS for mx records as a preface to using smtplib. (Perhaps this should be added to smtplib?) dnslib? diglib? domainlib? nslookuplib? Possibly: servers=dnsquery([nameserver],[name],[type],[class]) i.e. >>>from dnslib import dnsquery >>>d=dnsquery(,"google.com","mx") >>>print d ['10 smtp1.google.com','20 smtp2.google.com'] It would have the usual options, etc. Is this a good idea or do I need to spend more time in the oven? (or worse, it already exists and I overlooked it?)
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