I'm having an issue with Net::Whois::Proxy that I don't understand.
Suggestions appreciated,
Thanks,
Mike
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Net::Whois::Proxy;
# d.xxeqwe.txt contains one domain 'google.com'
my $domains = './d.xxeqwe.txt';
open (F
Thanks to all that responded. Dereferencing the hash reference via:
$response->{OrgName}
...does the job. I actually stumbled upon the answer in Perl Cookbook shortly after
posting. The first couple pages of chapter 11 on references and records brought dawn
to marblehead. Nonetheless I'm glad
"R. Joseph Newton" wrote:
> Correction:
>
> Use the arrow operator. See syntax above. Or you could:
> $$hashname{$key}
Shaoud have been:
$$hashref{$key}
>
> But I have come to see that as relatively ugly. If you get tused to the arrow
> operator, it will start to speak to you.
>
> Joseph
>
>
Robert Arnold wrote:
> NOW, my question is this: If I can traverse the hash and look for a key
> which is equal to "OrgName", why can't I simply print: $response{'OrgName'} ?
> It just seems there should be a quicker, simpler way than having to
> traverse the whole hash.
Good question. Why not.
Robert Arnold wrote:
>
> Hello all,
Hello,
> I have written a small script which uses Net::Whois::IP; and it
> seems to work fine, but in attempt to make the script more
> efficient, I've stumbled upon something that I don't understand.
>
> First of all, the pur
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> Hello all,
>
>
> while ((my $key, my $value) = each %$response) {
>if ($key eq "OrgName")
> {
> print "$range $value\n";
> #short circuits the while loop...i think
Hello all,
I have written a small script which uses Net::Whois::IP; and it
seems to work fine, but in attempt to make the script more
efficient, I've stumbled upon something that I don't understand.
First of all, the purpose of the script is to take a list
of IPs and chec
Hi all
has any one done any thing with Net::Whois::IP if so how do print the Whois
infomration that is return.
Thank you
Benjamin
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Thomas Browner wrote:
> Can some one help me with the net-whois mod? This is my problem I can
> not find any documentation on how to use net-whois. If some one lead me
> to some please.
>
> I will be using with activesate.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Thomas
>perldoc Net::Wh
It was Monday, March 10, 2003 when Thomas Browner took the soap box, saying:
: Can some one help me with the net-whois mod? This is my problem I can
: not find any documentation on how to use net-whois. If some one lead me
: to some please.
:
: I will be using with activesate.
http
Can some one help me with the net-whois mod? This is my problem I can
not find any documentation on how to use net-whois. If some one lead me
to some please.
I will be using with activesate.
Thank you,
Thomas
Can some on tell me where I can find doc on net-whois mod or example
script that I can look at.
Thomas
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