Cira has made some changes to their DNS records. Anyone wanting to check .ca domains will need to make the following changes.

form:
tdomdate=`cat ${WHOIS_TMP} | awk ‘/Renewal date/ { print $3 }’`

to:
tdomdate=`cat ${WHOIS_TMP} | awk ‘/Expiry date/ { print $3 }’`

In fact, wouldn’t it be easier to add a configuration file with country specific code so the script itself wouldn’t be so bulky? Or at least, put the code for each country together. That would make it a whole lot shorter without all the repeated ifs / elifs., just my two cents…

I can simply add the section to add the dutch whois server, but the regular expression to make sense of the output is beyond me (i’m no scripting guru you know). I suppose this something like the next part would work

elif [ "${TLDTYPE}" == "nl" ]; # Netherlands
then
${WHOIS} -h “whois.domain-registry.nl” “${1}” > ${WHOIS_TMP}

one problem is that the dutch whois won’t accept many request per IP so some error-handling would be needed…

Thanks for providing a useful script!

syntax error: invalid arithmetic operator

Fixed it by adding the following line after the WHOIS command is run:

dos2unix -q ${WHOIS_TMP}

./domain-check -d vivekgite.com

Domain Registrar Status Expires Days Left
———————————– —————– ——– ———– ———
[: unexpected operator
[: unexpected operator
[: unexpected operator
[: unexpected operator
[: unexpected operator
[: unexpected operator
[: unexpected operator
[: unexpected operator
[: unexpected operator
[: unexpected operator
[: unexpected operator
[: unexpected operator
[: unexpected operator
[: unexpected operator
vivekgite.com GODADDY.COM, INC. Valid 18-aug-2014 1140

Can you please tell me what to do if I want to know *any* names from .IN domain expiration ? is there a way to do that ?

Example: I don’t want to search for the name and put in the .txt file .. I want it do automatic list out any expiration domain from .IN .

  elif [ "${TLDTYPE}" == "ca" ];
    then
        REGISTRAR=`cat ${WHOIS_TMP} | ${AWK}  -F: '/Registrar:/ {getline; REGISTRAR=substr($2,14,17); print REGISTRAR }'`
and then later when it needs the date:
    elif [ "${TLDTYPE}" == "ca" ]; # for .ca 2010/04/30
    then
            tdomdate=`cat ${WHOIS_TMP} | awk '/Renewal date/ { print $3 }'`
            tyear=`echo ${tdomdate} | cut -d'/' -f1`
            tmon=`echo ${tdomdate} | cut -d'/' -f2`
               case ${tmon} in
                     1|01) tmonth=jan ;;
                     2|02) tmonth=feb ;;
                     3|03) tmonth=mar ;;
                     4|04) tmonth=apr ;;
                     5|05) tmonth=may ;;
                     6|06) tmonth=jun ;;
                     7|07) tmonth=jul ;;
                     8|08) tmonth=aug ;;
                     9|09) tmonth=sep ;;
                     10)tmonth=oct ;;
                     11) tmonth=nov ;;
                     12) tmonth=dec ;;
                      *) tmonth=0 ;;
                esac
            tday=`echo ${tdomdate} | cut -d'/' -f3`
            DOMAINDATE=`echo $tday-$tmonth-$tyear`

Edited by admin to add pre tags.

whois: biz\r.whois-servers.net: nodename nor servname provided, or not known

I am use a mac for this script, maybe you can help me :-)

Merry Christmas :-)

“whois.pir.org”
“whois.registry.in”
“whois.nic.uk”
“whois.neulevel.biz”
“whois.afilias.info”
“whois.jprs.jp”