thewird
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Anyone got any code?
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I'm creating a proxy hosting websites to run on large scale for free. I need to make a function to see if the nameserver matches our nameservers before people add their domains.
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There must be some way of getting the data though?
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How would I find the nameserver(s) of a domain and store them in a variable with PHP4 compatible? Thanks.
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[quote author=SharkBait link=topic=104325.msg416292#msg416292 date=1155660310]
$/i is for case-insensative I believe.
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Ok thanks. I think the code I posted above should do the trick then.
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Anyone?
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Oh I just realized it allows for any urls. What I was really looking for and wasn't quite clear was for domain name only, meaning something.extension (ie domain.com)
For the preg_match part i did...
preg_match("/^[A-Za-z0-9\-_]+\\.+[A-Za-z0-9-_]+$/i",$domainname)
However, I'm not sure what +$/i does. Could anyone help? THanks.
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Thank you very much. It works great :).
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I was wondering how you check a URL in a variable to see that it is in proper format. What I mean by this is that it has no illegal characters for URL and can exist but doesn't mean it necessarily exists (don't need to check if it actually exists on the web). If anyone could help me with this, that would be great. Thanks.
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What if I'm the one creating the iframe? Is there anything I can do to give some sort of signal?
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Is there anyway to detect if a page is inside an iframe in PHP? Or is there a script that can do this? THanks.
thewird
Get Nameserver(s) of a domain?
in PHP Coding Help
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I know of something that may help. I use this for do whois searches but it could be adjusted to suit your needs. Here is a a tutorial on using [url=http://codewalkers.com/tutorials/76/5.html]sockets[/url] to search whois databases.
Now what I would do with the results is search them line by line for anything that contained an NS.
Maybe this will help some.
Good Luck,
Tom
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How exactly would I do that?
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