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Comments:
<0> maybe you could first use the whois servers from those countries and put a output example from the servers in a database
<0> and then match the domain whois to the database records
<1> i will easyly get banned
<1> for whois service abuse
<1> i thought of getting list of country dns servers
<1> and then host -t any domain.com dns.com
<1> this will be faster
<1> because they at most do not do recursive queries
<2> just because a domain isn't in dns at a tld does not mean it is available.
<1> all registered domains must have ns record
<1> but there are exceptions
<1> like .eu domains
<1> some of them are "on hold"
<2> wrong.
<2> ... err, right!
<2> domains on hold usually aren't delegated, but are not available either.
<2> the only way to be sure is to become a registrar for the tld, then you can use the registry's tools to determine availablity.
<3> hi all
<3> anyone know if dns can point to a specific port?
<4> nope
<3> bummer
<4> that is the job of your webserver or other server
<3> hmmmm... figured... ah well... thanks
<5> well, it can, but not many clients will honour it
<5> unsure of any webserver that uses _http._tcp.example.com
<6> hey, can someone tell me whats wrong with this zone configuration file:
<6> http://pastebin.da4.org/8
<6> i get this with rdns:
<6> Asking ns0.xname.org. for 9.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.2.1.2.1.0.3.8.4.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa PTR record: Got NODATA response type 2 [from 195.234.42.1].
<5> because you are asking it the wrong question
<7> omfg silk
<7> :D
<5> ?
<7> omFg, silk from oz.org :D
<7> *remembers wabit/tiktok days*
<7> notorius < eyecue
<7> :)
<5> im pleased I can provide some nostalgia for you
<7> im pleased you can too silky :)
<7> how is Z hangin? and everyone else for that matter
<7> donna still around?
<7> steve?
<7> *tears of joy*
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