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| 17 | # Diese Liste sollte ständig geprüft werden: |
17 | # Diese Liste sollte ständig geprüft werden: |
| 18 | # 1) ist der fragwürdige whois server immer noch in der IANA root db? (wenn nein, dann hat sich das problem wahrscheinlich schon gelöst und der eintrag kann verschwinden) |
18 | # 1) ist der fragwürdige whois server immer noch in der IANA root db? (wenn nein, dann hat sich das problem wahrscheinlich schon gelöst und der eintrag kann verschwinden) |
| 19 | # 2) gibt es immer noch das problem? |
19 | # 2) gibt es immer noch das problem? |
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| 21 | # AC: The subprogram "ac" shows more verbose information than the whois server (like creation date) |
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| 22 | # SH: "sh" has the same problem as "ac" -- they are probably using the same software since the output looks equal |
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| 23 | # VU: The subprogram "vu" does show more verbose information |
21 | # VU: The subprogram "vu" does show more verbose information |
| 24 | # MQ and GF: The whois server whois.mediaserv.net only shows "NO OBJECT FOUND!" |
22 | # MQ and GF: The whois server whois.mediaserv.net only shows "NO OBJECT FOUND!" |
| 25 | # GE: The whois server whois.registration.ge only shows "NO OBJECT FOUND!". Therefore, the subprogram "ge" parses the website. |
23 | # GE: The whois output of whois.registration.ge and nic.net.ge miss some information. |
| - | 24 | # Therefore, the website is shown using the method "cgi". |
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| 26 | # The whois server whois.itdc.ge always shows a syntax error |
25 | # The whois server whois.itdc.ge always shows a syntax error |
| 27 | EXCLUDE_WHOIS=AC SH VU MQ GF GE |
26 | EXCLUDE_WHOIS=VU MQ GF GE |
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| 29 | # --- These values are used by "whois-ping" subprogram |
28 | # --- These values are used by "whois-ping" subprogram |
| 30 | 29 | ||
| 31 | # After which time should we notice a whois server as "dead" (seconds) |
30 | # After which time should we notice a whois server as "dead" (seconds) |
| 32 | # 432000 = 5 days |
31 | # 432000 = 5 days |