dnsmasq(8) on Linux
The text 1b3a3931048f, as Debian 5.0 (Lenny) shipped it.
A lightweight DHCP and caching DNS server.
Flags it lists
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--addn-hosts -
--address -
--alias -
--all-servers -
--bind-interfaces -
--bogus-nxdomain -
--bogus-priv -
--bootp-dynamic -
--bridge-interface -
--cache-size -
--clear-on-reload -
--conf-dir -
--conf-file -
--dhcp-authoritative -
--dhcp-broadcast -
--dhcp-circuitid -
--dhcp-host -
--dhcp-hostsfile -
--dhcp-ignore -
--dhcp-lease-max -
--dhcp-leasefile -
--dhcp-no-override -
--dhcp-option -
--dhcp-option-force -
--dhcp-optsfile -
--dhcp-remoteid -
--dhcp-scriptuser -
--dhcp-subscrid -
--dhcp-userclass -
--dhcp-vendorclass -
--dns-forward-max -
--domain -
--domain-needed -
--edns-packet-max -
--enable-dbus -
--enable-tftp -
--expand-hosts -
--filterwin2k -
--group -
--interface-name -
--keep-in-foreground -
--leasefile-ro -
--listen-address -
--local -
--local-ttl -
--localise-queries -
--localmx -
--log-async -
--log-dhcp -
--log-facility -
--log-queries -
--min-port -
--mx-target -
--naptr-record -
--neg-ttl -
--no-daemon -
--no-hosts -
--no-negcache -
--no-ping -
--no-poll -
--no-resolv -
--pid-file -
--port -
--ptr-record -
--query-port -
--read-ethers -
--resolv-file -
--selfmx -
--server -
--srv-host -
--stop-dns-rebind -
--strict-order -
--tftp-max -
--tftp-no-blocksize -
--tftp-port-range -
--tftp-root -
--tftp-secure -
--tftp-unique-root -
--txt-record -
--user -
--version -
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