WHOIS checking.

[Nelson Neoh]

As noted, the whois is going sunset for lots of registries and rdap or other kind will replace it.

I have a problem with handling the uri which returning results in JSON form.  Wonder how to deal with the expected keyword?

The test in whois lookup.

The sample response in JSON:

{"code":"1000","message":"Command completed successfully.","data":{"available":true,"premium":false,"online":true,"landrush":false}}

 

The settings in whois.json

{  

        "extensions": ".my,.com.my,.net.my,.org.my,.edu.my,.gov.my",

        "uri": "https://api.sample.com/query?domainName=",

        "available": "\"available\":true"

    }

Edited July 6 by Nelson Neoh

[RadWebHosting]

This works:

    {
        "extensions": ".my",
        "uri": "socket://whois.mynic.my",
        "available": "is available for registration"
    }

 

Edited July 22 by RadWebHosting
extensions

[Nelson Neoh]

Hi, thanks for providing the MyNIC endpoint, but after all this is still a standard WHOIS response.

I am checking what if the response is RDAP JSON form?  How can this achieve in the WHMCS WHOIS.json config?

[RadWebHosting]

.my registry doesn't have an RDAP server so this TLD would be a bad example for testing this.

Here's a link to the IANA RDAP servers: https://data.iana.org/rdap/dns.json

[RadWebHosting]

For example, the last entry in the test whois.json I have was .you.

Was:

    {
        "extensions": ".you",
        "uri": "socket://whois.nic.you",
        "available": "This domain name has not been registered."
    }

Now:

    {
        "extensions": ".you",
        "uri": "https://rdap.nominet.uk/you/domain/",
        "available": "404"
    }

Verified working