>> Which leads to the obvious question of how to make a whois query
>> programatically.
Michael, Angus, many thanks for the info - much appreciated! I'll take a
look at it tomorrow and see what I can come up with.
Rob Ashburn.
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> Which leads to the obvious question of how to make a whois query
> programatically.
I did an ICS Whois component a few years ago:
http://www.magsys.co.uk/download/software/whois.zip
For COM domains, it does a double lookup to return Whois from the actual
registrar. But you do have to choos
> I've done a little (so far) poking around in the relevant RFCs, and making
> the actual query looks relatively straight forward. What I'm not sure about
> is what server(s) to query? To date I've only every used web based services
> like samspade or whois services hosted by domain registrars,
> WHOIS shows the reserved domains owners perfectly. But some ICANN approved
> comanies such as Dotster and Godaddy offer "privacy" option which prevents
> the display of owner data such as name, address, and email.
That sounds ideal for my purposes. I don't need to know who the domain is
registe
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: There can be a lot of "reserved" domain names. Companies reserve the
domain
: name (that is pay for it but do not really use it) eith
eserved" domain name.
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> >A domain name can't be
>A domain name can't be used if there is no DNS server delivering IP
> addresses for it.
> Of course it can exists on paper but it is of no use to access any
> service.
Hi Fancois,
I suspected as much. However, in this case, the existence of the domain on
paper is also important - the purpose o
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> >
>A domain name exists on the internet only when a DNS server is able to give
> an IP address.
Hi Francois,
Thanks for that, but what about detagged domains? The domain exists, but
doesn't have a registrar / DNS server associated with it. Is there any way
to tell the difference between a domain
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> Hi all,
>
> I'm in the process of writing a small program that needs to determine for
> sure whether or not a given domain name exists.
>
> Currently, I'm passing the domain name to WSocke
Hi all,
I'm in the process of writing a small program that needs to determine for
sure whether or not a given domain name exists.
Currently, I'm passing the domain name to WSocket.DNSLookUp, and then
checking the ErrCode in DNSLookupDone as follows:
case ErrCode of
0 : begin
Hello Ja,
> Is DNSLookup with WSocket async?
yes.
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nd those using exception
> handling, IMO.
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> Hello Francois,
>
> Strange after all these years I did not check the AHostName before
> calling DNSLookup for the first time :
Hello Francois,
Strange after all these years I did not check the AHostName before
calling DNSLookup for the first time :)
Anyway there is something I wonder. First exception is raised, then
TriggerDnsLookupDone is called with the right argument, however because
the exception it is never called,
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