Title: Win32Whois 0.8
Post by: Gena01 on October 14, 2003, 08:02:45 pm
Please report issues, bug reports, ideas here.
Gena01
Gena01
Title: Win32Whois 0.8
Post by: Vanes on October 15, 2003, 05:02:32 pm
Какие whois-servers вы используете? Не могли бы вы выслать блокнотик 
Title: Win32Whois 0.8
Post by: on October 20, 2003, 03:56:38 pm
would be good if u add ability to change font used for listing, as well as color.
maybe change interface a bit so the info is more readable or somethin.
like parsing the whois info and outputtin it in the categories listed in dropdown list.
but ability to chage font used for listin is a must
thanks, good stuff
maybe change interface a bit so the info is more readable or somethin.
like parsing the whois info and outputtin it in the categories listed in dropdown list.
but ability to chage font used for listin is a must
thanks, good stuff
Title: Win32Whois 0.8
Post by: Gena01 on December 22, 2003, 11:45:28 pm
| Quote (Guest @ Oct. 20 2003,16:56) |
| would be good if u add ability to change font used for listing, as well as color. maybe change interface a bit so the info is more readable or somethin. like parsing the whois info and outputtin it in the categories listed in dropdown list. but ability to chage font used for listin is a must thanks, good stuff |
I'll think about it.
Title: Win32Whois 0.8
Post by: on December 29, 2003, 06:45:21 pm
Hi All!
This program - Rulezz! Good idea and good programming!
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Thanks!
This program - Rulezz! Good idea and good programming!
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Thanks!
Title: Win32Whois 0.8
Post by: Gena01 on January 29, 2004, 10:02:23 am
I am curerntly investigating adding some more domains to the supported list. However so far i haven't found working whois servers for those top level domains. I am considering other possible options.
Gena01
Gena01
Title: Win32Whois 0.8
Post by: on February 12, 2004, 03:12:54 am
What do you think about using proxy settings?
Title: Win32Whois 0.8
Post by: on February 17, 2004, 12:49:07 pm
| Quote (Gena01 @ Jan. 29 2004,10:02) |
| I am curerntly investigating adding some more domains to the supported list. |
Hi Gena,
some resolved networks end up in Network-Namings like NET-xxx-xxx-xxx, e.g. NET-192-168-0-0-1. Win32Whois 0.8 handles these as plain hostnames which do not resolv.
These Networknames given out by ARIN are handled by whois.arin.net.
Also, IDN-Domains (other than ASCII a-z Letters) would be great.
CU
Nibbler
Title: Win32Whois 0.8
Post by: Gena01 on February 17, 2004, 03:58:32 pm
| Quote (Guest @ Feb. 17 2004,12:49) | ||
Hi Gena, some resolved networks end up in Network-Namings like NET-xxx-xxx-xxx, e.g. NET-192-168-0-0-1. Win32Whois 0.8 handles these as plain hostnames which do not resolv. These Networknames given out by ARIN are handled by whois.arin.net. Also, IDN-Domains (other than ASCII a-z Letters) would be great. CU Nibbler |
I am not sure that we need to support NET-xxx-xxx-xxx-xx style hostnames. Does anybody actually use them?
Gena01
Title: Win32Whois 0.8
Post by: on March 31, 2004, 03:07:34 pm
Thx for the great program
would be nice to be able to manually tweak the list of queried whois servers as a user as well...
thx
would be nice to be able to manually tweak the list of queried whois servers as a user as well...
thx
Title: Win32Whois 0.8
Post by: on September 06, 2004, 12:47:43 pm
| Quote (Gena01 @ Jan. 29 2004,10:02) |
| I am curerntly investigating adding some more domains to the supported list. However so far i haven't found working whois servers for those top level domains. I am considering other possible options. |
I do not get any information for .de TLDs except the ip-address and some information from RIPE.
Check out for this server: whois.thur.de.
Best were user configurable.
Title: Win32Whois 0.8
Post by: on September 16, 2004, 05:39:25 am
My LAN network card is using DHCP, while my wireless card has a hardcoded DNS setting.
Lets say for eg, I am on wireless (LAN disabled).
I do a dns query using win32whois.
However, when I deactivate the wireless network, and use the LAN, it still uses the hardcoded dns setting from the previous search....and "hangs" there.
Ideally, it should pick up the DNS setting currently being used, and uses that to search.
Lets say for eg, I am on wireless (LAN disabled).
I do a dns query using win32whois.
However, when I deactivate the wireless network, and use the LAN, it still uses the hardcoded dns setting from the previous search....and "hangs" there.
Ideally, it should pick up the DNS setting currently being used, and uses that to search.
Title: Win32Whois 0.8
Post by: Gena01 on October 26, 2004, 09:39:35 am
DNS settings and detection has been removed in 0.9. It should work much better now.
Gena01
Gena01