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dig performs DNS lookups and displays records matching the specified IP address or domain name.

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Shell Read File Line by Line Issue

Let's say i have a file(Input.txt) with some following dig commands. dig NS google.com dig NS box.com dig NS dropbox.com dig NS cnn.com dig NS bbc.co.uk I want to execute the dig commands from the file only and which has to be read line by…
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Consul configuration on multiple node

In consul documentation it says that the service configuration files should be stored in /etc/consul.d/ directory. I am running a 3 nodes cluster, do I have to cpy the consul.d on each node or will the sync will be done inside the cluster ?
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Script To Look Up Nameservers On Multiple Domains

I am working on migrating a customer's WHM / cPanel account to a new server, however he has many, many sites hosted on the server that I need to retrieve their nameservers. I'd like to create a bash script that parses a file (with each domain on a…
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With the dig utility, it inserts spaces into DS results

dig -v DiG 9.9.4-RedHat-9.9.4-18.el7_1.1 That's the version of dig. When I use it to query DS information, it inserts a space into the digest result for type 2 digests: dig DS domblogger.net. +short 2085 7 2…
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shell_exec('dig ~') returns null, but shell_exec('whoami') does not

I am trying to return dig output to html using PhP but my $output = shell_exec('dig txt 48.60.191.107.query.senderbase.org'); echo '
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Dig answer status: REFUSED from secondary server, primary is fine

I have 2 debian 7 VPS both running a few services, with ISPConfig running on one of them to manage both. If I log into my primary server (ns1.example.com) and I do: DiG @ns1.example.com any example.com DiG @ns2.example.com any example.com ns1…
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Batchfile: cmd.exe closes if variable has semicolon?

Here is a part of my batch... for /f "delims=" %%i in ('C:\pathto\dig.exe www.example.com @8.8.8.8 +short') do set RIP=%%i If %RIP%==93.184.216.119 ( ECHO - PASS >> results-file.txt ) else ( ECHO - FAIL >> results-file.txt ) ...this works fine…
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Use linux Dig command to find the full ip address range of a domain?

I need to find all IP addresses of certain websites (e.g. netflix.com). However, I want to use the Dig command but when I do something like $ dig TXT +short netflix.com and gives me the following data. First, what does this mean. I have all of…
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Piping IP address from dig to whois

I want to get the IP address of a domain name with dig and then perform a whois lookup on that IP address. I tried this: dig domain.dk +short | whois
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dig "hostname_1" @"IP" command

I was told to execute the command: dig "hostname_1" @"IP". I don't know what it is for, any idea? and the meaning of "@IP"? Another question, the response has the field: ;;AUTHORITY SECTION: "hostname_1" 1200 IN NS "hostname_2" "hostname_1" 1200…
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DNS-Python specific nameserver

i'm trying to figure out, how i can do the dig command dig ns example.com @8.8.8.8 # example in dnspython.. what I already tried is this: res = dns.resolver.Resolver() # also tried with configure=False res.nameservers =…
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Couple of Doubts on Using Dig

I'm trying to solve some exercises on using Dig and I'm getting allot of doubts. - When I do: dig +multiline www.twitter.com how do I know if the answer I got came from a authoritative server, is there anyway of knowing this? - When I repeatedly do:…
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python regex doesn't match dig output

I'm trying to parse some dig output (yes I know about dnspython but it doesn't satisfy my requirements) and have a problem to find a matching regex for my usecase. I'm trying to find all lines from the dig output with IN and NS in them, and example…
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Use dig to detect an eventual CDM use

How can I check with a Digg command if a website is using CDN ? For exemple if I use this website, http://www.cdnplanet.com/tools/cdnfinder/#site:http://www.spiegel.de he tell me that the website is using Akamai . But with dig command I can not see…
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Command dig to resolve network issues

I am downloading a font resource from an external font loader. However, it is taking a long time to download. I am in contact with a member of the support team who has asked me to provide him with the output of dig resource.com to provide him with…
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