MULTIPLE DOMAIN HOST

HOST UNLIMITED DOMAINS ON SINGLE VIRTUAL SERVER AND ADVERTISE

CGI Script allows you to host and point unlimited domains into distinct directories on one hosting account.  Works for canonical domains also (eg:  test.yourdomain.com, example.yourdomain.com, whatever.yourdomain.com).  Script also allows you to insert customized HEADERS, FOOTERS, AND also INSERT html ANYWHERE via keyword match.  Thus you can insert banner ads right after the html header information so it doesn’t screw up people’s background colors and titles.  This script is so simple and powerful it allows you to turn a $20 hosting account into a miniature dedicated server with GEOCITIES style advertising!

System Requirements

• Perl 5
• Must be able to run cgi outside cgi-bin
• .htaccess 404 error redirection

Features

• Host unlimited domains on one hosting account
• Works with canonical domains also
• Insert custom HTML or TEXT headers and footers
• Insert HTML or TEXT ads ANYWHERE on webpages based on keyword trigger match (eg insert after )
• Unbelievably simple to setup

DOMAIN POPULARITY ANALYZER

HOW POPULAR IS YOUR WEBSITE?  FIND OUT NOW!

CGI Script allows you to find out how many websites are linking to you all over the web!  Searches the BILLIONS of websites in seconds to return total number of links found for your domain name!  Returns a numerical value for total number of links in seconds which equals the number of sites found currently linking to your domain name.

System Requirements

• Perl 5

Features

• Analyzes reciprocal website links from all over the web
• Script works in real time
• Great way to see how many sites link to your domain name!
• Searches BILLIONS of webpages for links in seconds
• Setup in seconds

DNS ALERT WEBMASTER DOMAIN REGISTRATION WATCHER

TIRED OF MANAGING 100’s of DOMAIN REGISTRATIONS MANUALLY?

Most webmasters have lot’s of domains.   Some have thousands!  For webmasters like us it is a royal PAIN to keep track of all your registrations.  Ever go on a vacation and find out some domain name you completely forgot about is expired?  Well, now you can fully automate your registration watching with DNSALERT.  This script will monitor ALL of your domain names and email you a warning WELL in advance DAILY until you register the domain name!   It also keeps track of all your other domain names and gives you an exact readout of when everything expires day by day.  Great time saver!

System Requirements

• Perl 5
• Sendmail
• Requires RAW:WHOIS perl module (included)
• Crontab recommended

Features

• Unlimited domain watching capability
• Works with verisign compatible expirations.
• Easy to add unlimited additional registrars with minimal coding experience
• Runs by browser, telnet, or CRONTAB
• Emails webmaster DAILY until domain is updated!
• Keeps track of all other domains and when they expire for overview

URL spider and domain extractor script

You are going to love this script!  A simple, yet powerful cgi script with mysql database interface that will allow you to spider the internet and collect unique urls and domain names at the speed of light!  5 minutes to configure, set your starting url and the spider will start probing the internet from the starting url collecting every single link and unique domain name it finds along the way.  A great way to construct targeted marketing databases or start your own search engine.  Script allows you to select spidering depth or just leave it until your hard drive explodes with data.  This script is a masterpiece.

System Requirements

• Perl 5
• Telnet access
• Mysql Database Software
• Msql-Mysql Module
• DBI Module
• Unix Style Operating System

Features

• Sorts out all non unique urls and domain names automatically
• Able to stop and restart spider from where you left off
• Mysql data storage for maximum efficiency and speed
• Customizable starting (seed) url target
• Customizable spidering depth

Automatic domain on hold grabber

Stalking out a killer domain name that is on hold status?  Set autonic to run on crontab every morning with Internic reboots and it will query whois automatically to check the current registration status.  If Autonic finds the domain name to be available it will instantly register it automatically.   Also sends you a copy of the registration form.

System Requirements

• Ability to run cronjobs
• Perl 5
• Sendmail or Qmail
• Telnet access recommended
• Prepayment identifyer account recommended

Features

• Simple setup
• Fully automated script watches internic for hold status
• Registers instantly as soon as domain becomes available
• Notifies you when domain becomes available (off hold)
• Sends email notice confirmation after notifying internic
• Able to run in realtime mode from command line

CDOMAIN PRO CLONEWARE

Works just like cdomain but coded Superscripts style from scratch.  Increased the speed of performance with all the features a professional registrar needs.  All whois does everything cdomain pro boasts only better.  Enables researching domain name availability for all registrars (not just internic).   This script is a nice service for webhosting companies.  Allows user to search for domain name availability with ANY registrar.  Also does global searches based on keywords so if you can’t register party.com you can search all the other NIC’s in the world (i.e. .uk, .mx, etc.) to see if you can register something like party.uk.co or whatever.  Adding new registrars is a snap and installation takes maybe 2 minutes.

System Requirements

• Perl 5
• Unix recommended
• Ability to make socket connections to whois (supported by MOST hosting companies)

Features

• Add new registrars in seconds
• Whois lookups for all current registrars supported
• Global whois lookup based on keywords
• Will search every TLD to see if you can find your keyword match
• Domain wizard offers alternate suggestions to your domain name of choice
• Same features as CDOMAIN pro basically only I wrote the code so its way better

WHOIS ON-HOLD DOMAIN GRABBER

There are hundreds of domain names expiring every day. For one reason or another people give up on their sites — they’ve lost interest, or because of current situation with advertising on Internet they can’t afford to pay for hosting, or maybe they simply didn’t renew their registration in time. But old links from other sites are still there. In fact, some expired domains have thousands of old links still pointing to them. It’s a shame that all this traffic is going nowhere.

Webmasters work hard to get links on other popular sites, and here we have hundreds and hundreds of old links pointing nowhere. Wouldn’t it be great to be able to find those expired domain names with great link popularity, simply register it, and get hundreds of unique visitors practically for free?

This handy CGI Script which probes Internic for domains on hold status.  Intuitive browser based point and click interface allows you to use keywords to scan for domains about to drop or that have recently dropped.   Stores domain name lists in flatfile format so you can easily interface with our AUTONIC domain registration bot.  You can also manually just click on the domain name to register quickly through network solutions.  Another greatly useful feature is the ability to scan each domain name for search engine links.

System Requirements

• Perl 5

Features

• No time out problems even with huge keyword probes
• Allows you to put keyphrases in specific positions of the domain name query (beginning, middle, end, anywhere)
• Ability to modify llists
• Saves 2 seperate domain lists (all found and all selected) as flatfile databases
• Easily connects with our AUTONIC domain registration bot
• Simple point and click reveals registration status, and date of expiration
• Link popularity scan checks altavista, google, northernlight, and lycos for domain “popularity”
• Scans and counts how many sites are reciprocally linked to the domain name
• Only minutes to install
• Great traffic generator or site attraction to keep your visitors “sticking” to your site

PARSE WHOIS DATA INTO FLATFILE DATABASES

Simple script allows you to parse TLD’s .com, .net, and .org into delimited flatfile databases.  All data is extracted including domain owner information, all contacts, email addresses, name servers, and more.   Complete whois information is stored in final database.  Lightning fast parsing and no limitations on how big or small your parsing jobs can be.  Great for doing marketing campaigns as both email addresses, names, and domain names are included in database which makes it easy to use for contacting webmasters on a personal basis.   Great tool for constructing search engine databases.

System Requirements

• Perl 5
• Unix recommended
• Telnet
• Net-ParseWhois (easily installed)

Features

• HIGHLY recommended to use this with SUPERWHOIS so you can parse ALL TLD’s
• Complete extraction of all whois information
• Organized for easy use in mailings
• Simple to install module makes extractions superfast
• Works on all major TLD’s (.com, .net, and .org)
• Great tool for constructing search engine databases.

NETWORK SECURITY & DNS RESEARCH TOOL

Very useful script for DNS and network analysis. Also useful for network security. Script can be altered to do a number of really cool DNS functions as well. Easy to use interface for NET:DNS perl module. Gathers complete DNS records and does comprehensive lookups in batches.
System Requirements

• Perl 5
• Net:SMTP Module (included)
• Net:DNS Module (included)
• Telnet access recommended - converts to browser operation simply though
• Requires Superwhois script (included with membership)

Features

• Allows you to use lists of domain names for researching DNS information
• Fast and simple
• Works on Telnet or SSH
• Converts to browser operation simply (not recommended though)
• Very useful tool you can use to explore some really cool modules and make all kinds of nifty gadgets

Create and Sell Your Own “Expired Domain Database” Just Like the Pros

There are hundreds of domain names expiring every day. For one reason or another people give up on their sites — they’ve lost interest, or because of current situation with advertising on Internet they can’t afford to pay for hosting, or maybe they simply didn’t renew their registration in time. But old links from other sites are still there. In fact, some expired domains have thousands of old links still pointing to them. It’s a shame that all this traffic is going nowhere.

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