nslookup feature in the console app #61
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* removed dead code * set icon for the app
* service gets ability to remove temp bans * forgetting IPS needs to ignore re-supplied events * console feature to remove temporary bans * tested and tweaked the server feature to remove temp ban #45
fixed a bug where a task will not forget an ip it has already forgotten earlier
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This change adds nslookup support for the console
Note: the server will not have nslookup support, because it is running as LocalService ), which will guarantee that it will never, internally or externaly communicate over the network. And i don't want to change that
But viewing IPs over the Console will asynchronously fetch whois information and display it.
#48 (Nslookup)