hi guys, its me again, sorry that i ask too many questions, its because i am new in perl.So i have send the packet to the server, and got response,now i want to unpack it,regardless of its compressed,the problem i get is, after unpacking header, i unpack the question section, into an array,after that i can't go on,because the rest of the packet will also be unpacked in that array.if i don't unpack in array i have to unpack in variables, but problem with that is that i don't know the length of the name,the code.
my ($id,$qr_opcode_aa_tc_rd,$ra_z_Rcode,$qdcount,$ancount,$nscount,$ar
+count,@arrayans,) = unpack("n,B8,B8,n4,(C/a*)$n C n2",$buf);

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In reply to Re: How to create DNS packet by deewanagan
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