DNS Domain Expiration Checker Script [Update for .my domain]

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Do you have more than one domain to manage? Have you ever failed to renew your domain before it expires? This simple domain-check script maybe your life saver. Originally, it was written by Ryan Matteson. Then Vivek Gite add up support to .org, .in, .biz and .info domain names.

And now, I've updated the domain-check script to support Malaysia (.my) domain. I should call this DNS Domain Expiration Checker Version 1.6

In order to use the script, you can simply download the script and rename it to domain-check. Then chmod +x to be able to execute it. You can run it to parse a list of domain in a text file and send an email alert to you for any domain that about to expire.

Command line code to download:

$ wget http://coderstalk.googlepages.com/domain-check.txt -O domain-check

Sample Usage: (in directory where you place the script)

apogee@apogee-persiasys:~$ ./domain-check -d google.com.my

Domain                              Registrar         Status   Expires     Days Left
----------------------------------- ----------------- -------- ----------- ---------
google.com.my                       RGA000733         Valid    31-JUL-2008   134  

apogee@apogee-persiasys:~$
[Note: you can place this on your "sbin" directory and run without "./" ]



You can also get an email if google.com.my going to expire in 30 days:

$ domain-check -a -d google.com.my -q -x 30 -e apogee@mailserver.com

I would like to dedicate this updated script to fenris for having lot of domain to manage hehehe... Hope it help you dude!! Enjoy!!

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