bugzilla-nore...@freebsd.org wrote:
https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=188298

martin.dierin...@gmx.de changed:

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--- Comment #2 from martin.dierin...@gmx.de ---
Still not working for .de


i compiled BSD4 whois recently. had possible overflow issues i fixed. but works fine.

newer whois has more features ... and more "recent features supported by libs" and that always means it works for one person (likely on a misconfigured box) and breaks for others. i'm not interested since cmdline whois is not part of net topology management at major (hubs) - having "a better whois" doesn't make sense.

but it was always a lightweight lookup tool meant for trusted servers

it was assumed that "the telephone company" or any one serving answers would be found and arrested if they were operating a hacked whois server.

that's not necessarily so. today they shut down tools to interrograte who is serving what to some extent, and people uploading hacks and or serving hacks - there is simply not the time to chase as had been assumed. not that (they) wouldn't if they knew, though.

(may as well call it: whois lying to me)
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