NServer: a high-level Python DNS Name Server Framework.
NServer is a Python framework for building customised DNS name servers with a focuses on ease of use over completeness. It implements high level APIs for interacting with DNS queries whilst making very few assumptions about how responses are generated.
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This project is licenced under the MIT Licence - see LICENCE.
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A project by Nicholas Hairs - www.nicholashairs.com.
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