Hi there, I am busy making a MacPerl script which logs website statistics. My point is to log the hostmask that comes with the ip-number, thus a reverse DNS. All i know is that on a Mac, DNS is pretty slow unless using the commercial DNS server. I looked on the net and found some ways in doing this. One way was using some modules for perl, Net:DNS. That module comes with a fast DNS resolver, but isn't available for MacPerl. What i'd like to know is, wether ot not it is possible for me to easily port a *nix/win32 module to MacPerl. Or maybe the DNS is already ported? For now, i got this piece of code: $ipname[$dns] = (gethostbyaddr(pack("C4",split(/\./,$ip[$dns-1])),2))[0]; This works, but sometimes makes the server crash, and is almost never able to find the hostmask. Yet on my linux box it runs as hell. I already tried several nameservers, yet with no luck. The servers are running macperl 5.2.0r4 and webstar 3.0. Looking forward to your reply! With regards, Martijn Houtman VT Internet Produkties # ===== Want to unsubscribe from this list? # ===== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-request@macperl.org