One method is :
$ nslookup -ty=soa state.nh.us
state.nh.us
origin = oldman.state.nh.us.
mail addr = jsoller.admin.state.nh.us.
serial = 2000043140
refresh = 43200
retry = 900
expire = 864000
minimum = 86400
and then make use of the 'mail addr' field, such that
nslookup -ty=soa state.nh.us | grep mail | sed 's/\./@/'
yields a usable address.
- Marc
On Thu, 15 Nov 2001, Paul Lussier wrote:
>
> I'm drawing a blank on this on, Neal and I are trying to track down
> the owner of a .us domain.
>
> Anyone remember how to do this? Ben? ;)
>
>
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> Paul
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