I'll pre-empt this with the bad news. Unlike the one on Ala's servers, this script expects a functional whois that can handle a wide variety of TLDs. I recommend you install:
jwhois version 3.2.2+, Copyright (C) 1999-2003 Free Software Foundation, Inc. or you can run it on a server such as those at EV1 that have this as a standard program.
Moving on....
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#!/bin/bash
# this program checks domain registrations for a specific string such as a name server so you
# will know who in your /etc/hosts file is using a specific name server.
INPUTFILE="./hosts" #copy of the /etc/hosts file on server in question
SEARCHSTRING="ns.mynameserver.com" #search whois info for this string
OUTPUTWHOIS="registration.txt" #whois info for positive matches
OUTPUTNAMES="domains.txt" #list of domains that have positive matches.
if [ ! -f ./$OUTPUTNAMES ]; then
touch $OUTPUTNAMES
fi
while read EACH; do
DOMAIN=`echo $EACH | awk '{print $2}' | sed 's/#//g'`
#no blank domains
if [ "$DOMAIN" != "" ]; then
if [ `grep -c $DOMAIN $OUTPUTNAMES` -lt 1 ]; then
DOMAIN=`echo $DOMAIN | sed 's/#//g'`
if [ `whois $DOMAIN | grep -ic $SEARCHSTRING` -gt 0 ]; then
echo " [Positive match for $SEARCHSTRING]: $DOMAIN "
echo "$DOMAIN" >> $OUTPUTNAMES
echo -e "\n=====================================\n" >> $OUTPUTWHOIS
whois $DOMAIN >> $OUTPUTWHOIS
else
echo "$DOMAIN"
fi
fi
fi
done < $INPUTFILEThe results look something like this:
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somedomain.com
someotherdomain.com
[Positive match for ns.mynameserver.com]: domainname.com
moredomain.com
blablabla.com
etc.com
Hope this helps somebody as much as it has me.
