Re: [TCPSend] and whois?

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1999

It keeps the original formatting. numero = 22297
interpreted = N
texte = >Must have slipped in an accented character in the last post. For>clarity's sake, those [unURL]d characters are the standard Carriage>Return/Line Feed combo of %0D%0A>>[TCPConnect host=internic.net&port=43]>[TCPSend]domain.com[unURL]%0D%0A[/unURL]>[/TCPSend][/TCPConnect]>>Rob Marquardt>Designer/Resident Wirehead>Toast Design>>800 Washington Avenue North>Minneapolis MN 55401>612.330.9863 v>612.321.9424 f>www.toastdesign.comFor those who were following the above works very easily. Don't for get toinclude

HTML tags around the [TCPConnect} context to pre-formatthe out put.I also tried another way as follows:[TCPConnect host=rs.internic.net][TCPSend]GET /cgi-bin/whois?mydomain.comhttp/1.0[unURL]%0D%0A[/unURL][/TCPSend][/TCPConnect]Which also worked but it gave me the full internic page including headersand footers because it was using the http protocol as opposed to whois.Rob's method seems alot cleaner. I didn't have to put it in between a[middle] context.Also for those interested in my example above the GET wasn't originallycapitalized as I tried to GET information from other machines and wouldonly get information from MACS not PC's or UNIX. Don't for get tocapitalize the Method inside a TCPConnect context to insure cross platformfunctionalityCharlie______________________________________________________________________Charlie RomeroDirector of Corporate Development(703) 299-3585charlie@jumpinternet.com______________________________________________________________________ J U M P I N T E R N E TINFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS INTERNET/INTRANET SOLUTIONS http://www.jumpinternet.com______________________________________________________________________ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: [TCPSend] and whois? (Charlie Romero 1999) Re: [TCPSend] and whois? (Peter Ostry 1999) Re: [TCPSend] and whois? (Rob Marquardt 1999) Re: [TCPSend] and whois? (Rob Marquardt 1999) Re: [TCPSend] and whois? (Rob Marquardt 1999) Re: [TCPSend] and whois? (The Mooseman 1999) [TCPSend] and whois? (Charlie Romero 1999)

>Must have slipped in an accented character in the last post. For>clarity's sake, those [unurl]d characters are the standard Carriage>Return/Line Feed combo of %0D%0A>>[TCPConnect host=internic.net&port=43]>[tcpsend]domain.com[unurl]%0D%0A[/unURL]>[/TCPSend][/TCPConnect]>>Rob Marquardt>Designer/Resident Wirehead>Toast Design>>800 Washington Avenue North>Minneapolis MN 55401>612.330.9863 v>612.321.9424 f>www.toastdesign.comFor those who were following the above works very easily. Don't for get toinclude

HTML tags around the [TCPConnect} context to pre-formatthe out put.I also tried another way as follows:[TCPConnect host=rs.internic.net][tcpsend]GET /cgi-bin/whois?mydomain.comhttp/1.0[unurl]%0D%0A[/unURL][/TCPSend][/TCPConnect]Which also worked but it gave me the full internic page including headersand footers because it was using the http protocol as opposed to whois.Rob's method seems alot cleaner. I didn't have to put it in between a[middle] context.Also for those interested in my example above the GET wasn't originallycapitalized as I tried to GET information from other machines and wouldonly get information from MACS not PC's or UNIX. Don't for get tocapitalize the Method inside a TCPConnect context to insure cross platformfunctionalityCharlie______________________________________________________________________Charlie RomeroDirector of Corporate Development(703) 299-3585charlie@jumpinternet.com______________________________________________________________________ J U M P I N T E R N E TINFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS INTERNET/INTRANET SOLUTIONS http://www.jumpinternet.com______________________________________________________________________ Charlie Romero

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