#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Net::DNS;
use Net::ParseWhois;
die "Usage: whois_domain.pl DOMAIN(S)\n" unless @ARGV;
while (@ARGV)
{
my $domain = shift;
my $soa_domain;
FIND_SOA: {
my $res = new Net::DNS::Resolver;
my $q = $res->send($domain, "SOA");
for my $sec (qw(answer authority))
{
my $meth = $q->can($sec) or next;
for my $rec ($meth->($q))
{
next unless $rec->isa('Net::DNS::RR::SOA');
$soa_domain = $rec->name;
last FIND_SOA if $soa_domain;
}
}
}
#die "Couldn't find SOA for $domain\n" unless defined $soa_domain;
$soa_domain ||= $domain;
my $whois = new Net::ParseWhois::Domain($soa_domain);
warn "Couldn't connect to Whois server$/", next unless $whois;
warn "No Whois match for $soa_domain$/", next unless $whois->ok;
# print out whois match
print "Whois Server: ", $whois->whois_server, $/;
print $/;
print "Registrar: ", $whois->registrar, $/;
print "Domain: ", $whois->domain, $/;
print "Name: ", $whois->name, $/;
print "Tag: ", $whois->tag, $/;
print $/;
print "Address:", $/;
print "\t", $_, $/ for $whois->address;
print $/;
print "Country: ", $whois->country, $/;
print $/;
print "Name Servers:", $/;
printf "\t%s (%s)$/", @$_ for @{$whois->servers};
print $/;
if (my $c = $whois->contacts)
{
print "Contacts:", $/;
for my $t (sort keys %$c)
{
print " " x 4, $t, ":", $/;
print "\t", $_, $/ for @{$c->{$t}};
}
print $/;
}
print "Record created: ", $whois->record_created, $/;
print "Record updated: ", $whois->record_updated, $/;
print "Record expires: ", $whois->record_expires, $/;
print "=" x 76, $/ if @ARGV;
}
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