Re: Net_Whois_Meta
| From: | Tomas V.V.Cox | Date: | Wed, 16 Jul 2003 12:30:44 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Net_Whois_Meta | ||
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The eternal question, why not include such functionality in Net_Whois?
Would be nice if there were some database containing such info, doing
it by hand is tedious and hard to mantain. Something like
http://www.uwhois.com.
Btw, should be nice to add support for IPs too, for example getting
the correct whois server (for ex:
http://www.iana.org/assignments/ipv4-address-space)
and returning the
info of the query.
Tomas V.V.Cox
On Wednesday, July 16, 2003 12:21, luke woollard wrote:
> I'd like to propose the addition of a new package Net_Whois_Meta.
> Net_Whois_Meta performs whois queries for Top level Domain Names. It's a
> bit different to the Net_Whois package in that it automatically knows
> which registry to use when supplied with a domain name. Several TLD's
> are currently supported with plans for expansion.
> Download source from:
> http://www.hpad.com/download/Net_Whois_Meta-1.0.0.tgz
> See it in action: http://ww.hpad.com/domain_names.html
> --------------------
> Proposed Package Name: Net_Whois_Meta
> Functionality: Perform a whois query for a TLD. Validates a RFC 1032
> Domain Name label.
> TLD's currently supported:
> .com/.net/.org/.com.au/.net.au/.org.au/.id.au/.asn.au
> Reason for submission: The Pear::Net_Whois package doesn't automatically
> know which registry to query based on the domain name supplied.
> Net_Whois_Meta automatically knows via configuration files.
> Implementation: platform independant. Net_Whois_Meta is instantiated and
> performed in two lines of code. Easy to use OO API. Easily extendible.
> Future Releases: Nameservers, Registrant names etc will be automatically
> parsed from the whois-query and assigned to member variables for easy
> manipulation etc.. More registry's will be added to cover a wider array
> of TLD's. (until they are all supported :)
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