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PHP-General - Detailed domain query
how can i get query result like whois.sc ?

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One way would be to use PHP's system(), or passthru() function.
That is, if you are running it from Linux.

Something like

PHP Code:
 $data = system('whois 196.32.25.14', $return_val);
echo $data; 


You'll just need to do a bit of parsing, and make sure no one slips illegal commands into it.
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i tried it for devshed.com but no result

PHP Code:
 $data = system('whois www.devshed.com', $return_val);
echo $data; 


and

PHP Code:
 $data = system('whois 66.230.239.174', $return_val);
echo $data; 


where is my error ?
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Are you running php on Linux?

You can try two things, try this code

PHP Code:
 error_reporting(E_ALL);
$data = system('whois 66.230.239.174', $return_val);
echo $return_val."<Br />"; //will return status code
echo $data; 


or...

if that doesn't answer your question, see whether whois even works. ssh into your machine, and type whois 66.230.239.174 to see what happens.
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i m trying it on centOS
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