Gadget – Use DomainMegaBot to query unregistered domain names in batches

Snail saw the qing.su blogger released a tool that directly runs the DomainMegaBot script on the VPS server to query unregistered domain names in batches. According to the author, it can support 200+ domain name suffixes. Because in the heart of each of us webmasters, we hope to have one or several awesome domain names. Firstly, they may be used to build a domineering website. Secondly, they may hope to become the legendary so-and-so and make a fortune through domain names.

In the past, Snail also liked to search for some domain names that he thought might increase in value in his free time. He also sometimes used domain name scanning tools provided by netizens to see if there were any missing ones. To this day, I have held many domain names that I thought might increase in value, but none of them have been sold so far, so I have discarded them without renewal, and now I no longer pay attention to the domain names.

The DomainMegaBot tool can be executed directly in the VPS according to the introduction. It only needs to automatically scan according to the existing dictionary to see if it can be registered. Then Snail will try this tool to see how it is.

First, DomainMegaBot tool address

Tool address: https://github.com/Har-Kuun/DomainMegaBot

Second, tool installation environment and pre-installed software

Here I easily found a restricted VPS, and then used the CentOS6.8 system for the compilation environment.

yum install gcc wget unzip -y

Third, download software and query demonstration

wget https://github.com/Har-Kuun/DomainMegaBot/archive/master.zipunzip master.zipcd DomainMegaBot-mastergcc -o DomainMegaBot DomainMegaBot.c./DomainMegaBot

Here I demonstrate querying the . joined in.

https://soft.laozuo.org/tools/zidian.zip

Here Snail has compiled three dictionary libraries: 2-digit, 3-digit, and zip code. If necessary, you can download and throw them into the same location in the program dictionary directory above. Then correspond to the dictionary name when selecting the dictionary.

Here I use a 2-digit dictionary to check whether the IM domain name suffix can be registered.

However, from the perspective of use, this tool is still OK, but there is a problem. Some domain names are not registered, but the actual detection has been registered. And the direct Segmentation fault exit problem will also be found after investigation. Here is a simple experience of Snail. If you have any friends who need it, you can give it a try.

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