Can blocky resolve multiple subdomains?

[jameskr97]

I read the followign line in the config:

This configuration will also resolve any subdomain of the defined domain. For example a query "printer.lan" or " my.printer.lan" will return 192.168.178.3 as IP address.

Is there a way to configure this to work with multiple subdomains:
Such as with the above example, having one.my.printer.lan or two.one.my.printer.lan also forward to the 192.168.178.3 domain?

Thank you in advance.

[kwitsch]

Simply map both domains to the same IP like:

customDNS:
  mapping:
    one.my.printer.lan: 192.168.178.3 
    two.my.printer.lan: 192.168.178.3 

[jameskr97]

I see! I suppose I was looking to only define the following, and have the remaining subdomains forward automatically.

customDNS:
  mapping:
    printer.lan: 192.168.178.3

Though, I'll take it that this is not currently a feature.

Thank you.

[ThinkChaos]

It should be too :)
For one.my.printer.lan, the resolver will check successively for one.my.printer.lan, my.printer.lan, printer.lan and lan in the mapping.
See the code and a matching test (the test config includes custom.domain: x.x.x.x).

[ThinkChaos]

Double checked the docs to see if I should add this info but I found it in there:

This configuration will also resolve any subdomain of the defined domain. For example a query "printer.lan" or "
my.printer.lan" will return 192.168.178.3 as IP address.

[jameskr97]

Oh. I understand! Looks like I misunderstood the documentation. I was under the impression it was any subdomain, but not looking through sub-sub domains. Thank you for clarifying that.