Want to know what sites are on a server? PHP Reverse IP Lookup Script! $19.99!

[ricberw]

For the first time ever, DiscountedScript.com's Reverse IP Lookup Script is being released to the public!

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The Reverse IP Lookup Script allows you to run a reverse IP lookup site - a service that is very rarely offered for free.

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Thanks for looking!

 

[jdk]

So I click the [+] sign next to a domain but nothing appears.

edit - there is goes. Is there any way to speed up the whois lookup?


Any way to make an option in the code to allow a certain number of results per page? In a config script I could set it to like 50 and it would show all 300 some split into pages of 50.

http://www.discountedscripts.com/demos/reverselookup/?s=aol.com&submit=Lookup


Also after a certain amount of lookups, would it be possible to add a captcha to prevent automated scripts from pulling up results. This could be enabled or disabled in a config file.

 

[TheBulldog]

The whois doesn't work for all extensions, tv being one of them.

Lookup me.tv and then the whois for the sites errors out.

 

[ricberw]

So it does... I'm already looking for another WHOIS class to use - I'll update it as soon as I find a better one.

Thanks for the interest!

Regards,
Rick Berwick

 

[TheBulldog]

If you update it after we purchase, would we get the update?

 

[ricberw]

Yup, you'd get the update - and go figure, I found the problem. There wasn't a WHOIS server listed for .TV. I've added it, and now the script works perfectly.

If there are other extensions that don't work, I'll gladly update the WHOIS server file.

All updates to the script will be free of charge.

Thanks!

Regards,
Rick Berwick