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BUG | Whois date in past marked ACTIVE #403
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Here is even are more spookier one, thought Halloween was some American commercialized thing... Let's play with
Now lets use PyFunceble to make some WHOIS tests pyfunceble -d 100gaoxx.com
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100gaoxx.com ACTIVE DNSLOOKUP pyfunceble -d 100gaoxx.com --whois-lookup
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100gaoxx.com ACTIVE DNSLOOKUP Note We asked for the WHOIS info, got replied with DNSLOOKUP!!! pyfunceble -d 100gaoxx.com --whois-lookup-only
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100gaoxx.com INACTIVE STDLOOKUP Only one answers was right.... and it had nothing to do with WHOIS |
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What is the problem you are experiencing?
Found a couple of cases where the expiring date are in the past, yet, the records are marked active based on whois test
How can we reproduce the problem?
To reproduce the problem:
test a expired WHOIS domain
Do you have a screenshot?
Screenshot
What did you expect to happen?
I don't know.. 😭
Is there a workaround?
No response
How did you configure PyFunceble?
Which Operating System did you use?
Unix or *BSD like OS
Which Python Version did you use?
3.11
Which PyFunceble Version did you use?
4.3.0a9.dev
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