list domains remotely on nameservers

[Brad Knowles]

At 5:04 PM +0800 5/11/01, Andy Low wrote:

>  Take a look at this site: http://www.shim.org/dnswebs/
>
>  Anyone know what sort of CGI scripts can perform this?

	If you have complete copies of the zones, I'm sure that this kind 
of thing is relatively easy to produce.


	Since shim.org is owned by a guy living in Singapore, and 
ns.shim.org is physically located in Singapore, in addition to the 
fact that ns.shim.org is one of several nameservers that is 
supposedly authoritative for the 168.42.202.in-addr.arpa zone (others 
include ns.apnic.net, and ns1.telstra.net), I'd be surprised if Ivan 
Shim wasn't one of the Domain Administrators down there who happened 
to have full access to this zone via some private means.

	Alternatively, the Singapore Domain Registrar may choose to make 
this kind of information publicly available via ftp -- such as can be 
found for the .gov and .edu gTLD zones at 
<ftp://rs.internic.net/domain/>, as well as the in-addr.arpa zone.

-- 
Brad Knowles, <brad.knowles at skynet.be>

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