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  5.    2364 980128 18:26 00index.txt        This file you are reading.
  6.   12911 Jan  1 21:18 autobale-1.0.tar.gz 
  7.                                         PHP, MySQL schema, Python scripts, and
  8.                                         example crontab for running the Autobale
  9.                                         event-calendar on a Web site, as is done
  10.                                         on http://linuxmafia.com/bale/ .  
  11.                                         Requires an httpd, PHP5 (need not be 
  12.                                         callable from the httpd, Python, and 
  13.                                         cron.  Written by Deirdre Saoirse Moen
  14.                                         and Rick Moen.  GNU GPL2+ licence terms.
  15.    3384 2004-03-12 16:46 bind9-examples-linuxmafia.tar.gz
  16.                                         Example BIND9 zonefile and configuration
  17.                                         file set, from ns1.linuxmafia.com.
  18.  141985 980126 16:10 CGI.pm.tar.gz      Lincoln D. Stein's popular library
  19.                                         of CGI routines.
  20.   95980 970822 23:31 ddt-2.0.1.tar.gz   Domain Debug Tools, for DNS databases
  21.   15839 970822 23:31 dnsparse-2.0.tar.gz
  22.                                         Tools to manipulate DNS data, incl.
  23.                                         converting to/from /etc/hosts fmt.
  24.   12488 970822 23:31 dnswalk-1.7.tar.gz Traverses & lists DNS namespaces.
  25.   19399 970822 23:31 doc-2.0.tar.gz     Domain Obscenity Control 2.0: Does
  26.                                         analysis of misbehaving DNS servers.
  27.                                         Requires dig 2.x.
  28.   20177 2008-12-29 21:44 domain-check   Domain Check v. 4.4 by Ben Okopnik and
  29.                                         Jesse Monroy, written in Perl with 
  30.                                         inspiration from Ryan Matteson's Bourne 
  31.                                         shell version, below.  As with Ryan's 
  32.                                         script, you should always check domains 
  33.                                         via command-line reporting to stdout before 
  34.                                         relying on the e-mail reporting mode.
  35.                                         Requires:  Perl, whois, and either mutt 
  36.                                         or mailx.  Also, always bear in mind 
  37.                                         that a TLD's (top-level domain's) whois
  38.                                         format may change at any time without 
  39.                                         notice, which could break this script's 
  40.                                         parsing of that TLD's whois data.
  41.                                         So, check the results interactively, 
  42.                                         periodically.
  43.                                         GNU GPL v. 2 licensing terms.
  44.                                         NOTE:  At the Unix 32-bit epoch on 
  45.                                         19 Jan 2038, the date routines will need
  46.                                         a workover -- and, meanwhile, the script
  47.                                         already breaks on expiration dates that
  48.                                         date and later.
  49.                                         NOTE2:  Many TLDs (at this writing) 
  50.                                         either issue no meaningful expire date 
  51.                                         information via the regular port-43 
  52.                                         whois service, or don't offer that 
  53.                                         service at all (though some offer 
  54.                                         partial or complete data via Web-based 
  55.                                         whois queries).  This script relies on 
  56.                                         the traditional port-43 service.
  57.                                         Rather than list the failure cases 
  58.                                         among the 250 current country-code
  59.                                         TLDs and 20 generic TLDs, here are the
  60.                                         ones that _do_ work: .aero, .biz,
  61.                                         .cat, .com, .coop, .edu, .info, .jobs, 
  62.                                         .mobi, .museum, .name, .net, .org, 
  63.                                         .pro, .travel, 
  64.                                         .ag, .bg, .ca, .cc, .cd, .ci, .cn, .cx, 
  65.                                         .cz, .dk, .dm, .fi, .gi, .gs, .gy, .hk, 
  66.                                         .hn, .ie, .il, .in, .is, .it, .jp, .ke,
  67.                                         .ki, .kp, .kr, .la, .lk, .nu, .nz, .ru,
  68.                                         .sc, .se, .sg, .sk, .su, .tl, .tr, .tk,
  69.                                         .tv, .tw, .uk, .us, and .vc.  
  70.                                         The most commonly encountered omissions
  71.                                         (from the viewpoint of English speakers,
  72.                                         at least) are .au, .de, .gov, and .mil,
  73.                                         (the most notable TLDs that omit 
  74.                                         expiration information from port-43 
  75.                                         whois output).
  76.                                         NOTE3:  Although it works OK with the
  77.                                         regular whois client utility, the 
  78.                                         script by preference will use the 
  79.                                         smarter (and cache-oriented) jwhois
  80.                                         client if present.  Beware, however, 
  81.                                         of caching artifacts, e.g., reporting 
  82.                                         that a domain is still at or near 
  83.                                         expiration though it's been renewed 
  84.                                         within the cache retention period.
  85.                                         Upstream source is
  86.                                         http://okopnik.com/misc/Linux/domain-check
  87.                                         (offline for maintenance a/o 2015-02)
  88. 1224 2007-07-02 22:07 domain-check.cron Example cron script for running Ben
  89.                                         Okopnik's Domain Check.
  90.   12027 061107 11:40 domain-check.ryan  Domain Expiration Check v. 1.5 by Ryan 
  91.                                         Matteson (matty91 at gmail dot com) 
  92.                                         is a Bourne shell script, runnable 
  93.                                         by cronjob, to check domain expiration
  94.                                         dates and e-mail optional warnings at
  95.                                         specified numbers of days before 
  96.                                         expiration.  Full docs within.  From:
  97.                                         http://prefetch.net/code/domain-check
  98.                                         Requires: awk, whois, date (whose full 
  99.                                         paths you must set in the script), and 
  100.                                         optionally /usr/bin/mail for e-mail
  101.                                         alarms (set $MAIL in script body).
  102.                     IMPORTANT:  Check domains in the 
  103.                                         default stdout mode before setting up
  104.                                         e-mail reporting, because domains whose
  105.                                         whois data the script can't parse are
  106.                                         reported as "Unknown" to stdout but as
  107.                                         _null_ to e-mail.  At present, the
  108.                                         most significant problem case is .org
  109.                                         domains, whose whois data the script
  110.                                         can't yet handle.  There's some hope
  111.                                         that Ryan or others may soon fix this
  112.                                         problem somewhat, so look out for 
  113.                                         updates!
  114.                                         Also, always bear in mind that a TLD's
  115.                                         whois format may change at any time 
  116.                                         without notice, which could break this
  117.                                         script's parsing of that TLD's (top-
  118.                                         level domain's) whois data.  So, check 
  119.                                         the results interactively, periodically.
  120.                                         NOTE:  This script cannot even 
  121.                                         potentially work on domains in the .au,
  122.                                         .name, and .mil TLDs, which lack 
  123.                                         expire data in the port-43 whois return
  124.                                         values.  There are also many other 
  125.                                         domains that either lack expire data
  126.                                         on public display entirely, or have it
  127.                                         only in Web-based whois, or have no
  128.                                         whois data at all.
  129.                                         GNU GPL v. 2 licensing terms.      
  130.                                         Note:  A somewhat improved variant of
  131.                                         Ryan's script can be found at 
  132.                                         http://www.cyberciti.biz/files/scripts/domain-check-2.txt
  133.   17853 2007-08-13 15:06 domain-check-testdata
  134.                                         Notes from testing of Ben Okopnik's
  135.                                         domain-check script, including WHOIS 
  136.                                         server hosts providing useful data for
  137.                                         each of the supported top-level domains.
  138.   56306 980126 16;10 file-upl.tar.gz    Web-based ftp upload (CGI script).
  139.                                         Requires CGI.pm.
  140.   53066 970822 23:31 inetrover-2.0.tar.gz
  141.                                         Internet Rover Network Manager 2.0.
  142.                                         Monitors multiple protocols/svs. on
  143.                                         a LAN, Motif-based status display,
  144.                                         sends e-mail alerts, etc.
  145.    3450 970822 23:31 lamer.tar.gz       Script to check for "lame delegation"
  146.                                         to a DNS server (that isn't doing
  147.                                         resolution for which it's authori-
  148.                                         tative), and e-mail the hostmaster.
  149.   21785 970822 23:31 mdm-2.09-beta2.tar.gz
  150.                                         Linux modem server v. 2.09 beta 2.
  151.                                         Replacement for uugetty.
  152. 1864136 980128 18:26 xntp3-5.92-export.tar.gz
  153.                                         Network Time Protocol v 3 server and
  154.                                         client. v. 5.92.  (No idea why
  155.                                         there's a separate export version.)
  156. 1860377 980128 18:26 xntp3-5.92.tar.gz  Network Time Protocol v 3 server and
  157.                                         client. v. 5.92.
  158.