It's on github now for anyone interested:
https://github.com/Orwell875/NameCoin-ReRoute
And remember this is written as proof of concept, so probably not very easy to read the code.
Topic: NameCoin ReRoute (Java DNS server) (Read 1082 times)
Only a couple more posts now and I am anyway
It's on github now for anyone interested:
https://github.com/Orwell875/NameCoin-ReRoute
And remember this is written as proof of concept, so probably not very easy to read the code.
It's on github now for anyone interested:
https://github.com/Orwell875/NameCoin-ReRoute
And remember this is written as proof of concept, so probably not very easy to read the code.
Thanks, I'll work some more on it and maybe trow it up on github
You should ask to be white-listed so you can post on the main boards. You have a very good reason to be white-listed.
Thanks, I'll work some more on it and maybe trow it up on github
Kool an easier way to view '.bit' domains is a very good idea 
I've been working on a small proof of concept code, that is basically a local namecoin DNS server. What it dose is relay all your DNS queries to your regular DNS server and for the .bit queries it makes a "fake" answer. It gets this "fake" answer from namecoind trough json interface.
This gives you a no setup, easy to use way of browsing .bit domains, witch works on all your applications and browsers.
As i sad it's a proof of concept and very buggy but it works (more or less)
Is there any interest in this little project?? I don't have much time for it which makes development go slow so a little help would be nice.
I tried to post on the dot-bit forum, but it does not seem to be a lot of activity.
This gives you a no setup, easy to use way of browsing .bit domains, witch works on all your applications and browsers.
As i sad it's a proof of concept and very buggy but it works (more or less)
Is there any interest in this little project?? I don't have much time for it which makes development go slow so a little help would be nice.
I tried to post on the dot-bit forum, but it does not seem to be a lot of activity.
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