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Curt
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Posted: 2004-Aug-03 08:18
What PERL script command will get the IP address that is associated with a particular domain name?
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Curt
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Posted: 2004-Aug-03 08:29
clarification:
I want to get IP addresses of several domains to see if they share an IP address, what command will get the IP addresses for those domains?
I could run PING in an MS-DOS shell to get the associated IPs to domains, but that is a pain as I can only ping one site at a time to return back to me the associated IP. I'd have to enter "ping [www.domain.com]", copy the ip address, and paste it into a file for each domain. Quite tedious. I'd rather run a perl script to automate that for me.
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Webmaster-Toolkit.com
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Posted: 2004-Aug-03 10:35
Something like this should work
with $domain holding the domain you want the ip for
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Webmaster-Toolkit.com
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Posted: 2004-Aug-03 10:38
bah, the forum is stripping out certain characters - I'll PM it to you and see if that works
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Curt
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Posted: 2004-Aug-03 11:02
Actually that's not what I needed, but thanks anyways :)
I finally did find the piece of code I needed after hours of looking and typing in bunches of different query strings. Here's the PERL commands that I needed:
...where the host variable is the known domain name.
The only problem is that when that code hits a domain that can't be reached, it inadvertantly kills the script before it can cycle through the rest of the domain names to check. The only way I can make it go through the list of domains withing dying is to delete the problem domains and I have to find those one at a time. It would be nice if the program was smart enough to ignor the domains it couldn't reach and continue on down through the list of domains and write out the gathered data to a text file. Perhaps I'll have to do more research and testing to see about pinging the domain for successful connection before running that command. I might have a way to do that--we'll see.
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Curt
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Posted: 2004-Aug-03 11:34
The use Net::Ping; method isn't so great either. whenever the value returned is not "1" it is timed out and the routine skips getting the IP address. Doing a manual ping via MS-DOS window still returns the IP address even if it does time out. I need to find a way to get that ip address and when it doesn't find it, it skips and moves to the next domain name in the list of records.
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Curt
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Posted: 2004-Aug-03 12:24
got it to work:
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Webmaster-Toolkit.com
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Posted: 2004-Aug-03 13:51
added to my code library 
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Curt
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Posted: 2004-Aug-08 03:20
haha guess my learning experience yielded helping someone else learn something too
(that's the cool thing about a good forum)
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