A note that all scripts should point to https://batch.opensrs.net/resellers (SSL Bot) or simply batch.opensrs.net (API)
Charles Daminato TUCOWS Product Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Thu, 3 Oct 2002, Ashish Pawaskar wrote: > If you want only the information that is available from the public > whois for your domains, then I suggest that you use SSLBot or a > similar tactic to get the list of domains in your reseller profile and > then run a script that will perform a normal whois lookup for all > those domains. > > Capture the output from the script looping over your domains and > you've got a file with the whois output for all your domains. For data > separated into fields just roll your own parser for the data returned > from the whois server. Of course you must have the username/password > combo for your/employer's "reseller" profile, but you do NOT need the > "manage" username/passwords for the individual domains. > > CAUTION: note that you will have to do this within the current > standard policies e.g: > * whois query limiting (put a "sleep 25s" in the loop it should work > nicely.) > * unethical use of whois data, etc, etc. > > HTH, > > -- > Best regards, > Ashish Pawaskar > > ********************************************************************* > Internet Wizards - http://www.inwiz.com > ********************************************************************* > > > Wednesday, October 2, 2002, 9:43:04 PM IST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > PM> Hi, > > PM> I've been reading through the archives and I can't figure this out > PM> from there... It must be in there, but I'm not seeing it.. > > PM> I work for a reseller. I want to pull down all of our registrant > PM> contact data with the OpenSRS API. Is this possible without > PM> user/pass combo for each account. Must I use Whois or something > PM> else? Some one on this list hinted I might be able to with "get > PM> domain" but as far as I can tell I need to have a cookie for that > PM> to work. > > PM> Thanks for any help, > > PM> Philip J. > >
