in reply to Re: /re/ issue - hacking Net::XWhois
in thread /re/ issue - hacking Net::XWhois

Ahh - I apologize for the omission.

Yes, my test code works fine.

However, after calling $w->lookup(...), $w->response() contains the expected response, but $w->nameservers() is empty. $w->registrant() is fine though.

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Re^3: /re/ issue - hacking Net::XWhois
by kcott (Archbishop) on Sep 06, 2022 at 09:55 UTC

    You show the end of "My local whois server returns output in this format:" as

    Hostname: ns3.dom.ext

    However, the end of your $resp adds two additional \ns. If I remove those from my test code (i.e. my $resp = "... ns3.dom.ext";) the output becomes:

    ns1.dom.ext ns2.dom.ext

    which isn't empty but is different.

    If I change the end of $regexp, in my test code, from \n) to \n?), the output returns to:

    ns1.dom.ext ns2.dom.ext ns3.dom.ext

    So maybe that's something to look at in your code.

    In my original response, I wrote 'See "Short, Self-Contained, Correct Example".'; I perhaps should have been more specific and written 'Please supply a "Short, Self-Contained, Correct Example".'.

    If you do provide an "SSCCE" which reproduces your problem, along with expected and actual output (as opposed to vague, prosaic descriptions: "contains the expected response", "is empty" and "is fine"), I'll happily take another look. At the moment, I'm just making guesses about what you're not showing us.

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