Does anyone know how to use a nameserver and dns routing to place code onto a website that someone points their nameservers to?
For example when you point your nameservers to CloudFlare, CF resolve it and place their statistic code onto your website.
inexample.com -> ns1.neophyte.com -> inexample's host with the added code.
I've tried DCVH routing but to no success with being able to place code onto inbound websites.
Cloudflare routes all domains through their own web servers.
I already explained to him over Steam that I suppose they use a NGINX module that adds analytics code to the sites they serve.
I know they route through their webservers.
DCVH?
In any case, they don't do anything with DNS beyond having you point your records to their proxies - just as they would if they didn't inject anything.
That happens on the HTTP proxy level. Whether there's anything inbetween their nginx frontends and your servers, or they're doing it using an nginx plugin, only CloudFlare knows, but both are possible.
You're correct, I've had a look on the nginx addons and there's a lot of HTTP plugins. I'm having success with it too.
They probably wrote their own, anyway.
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