Retrieving all DNS records.....

[Kirk Strauser]

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At 2004-01-15T07:11:51Z, "kaeden5" <ch...@speeduneed.com> writes:

> is there a way to determine virtual hosts on a machine through apache?

No.

> i noticed that you can do a zonetransfer to a domain to
> get a list of machines...

Not if the domain is properly secured.
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Kirk Strauser
In Googlis non est, ergo non est.

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[Ed Schmollinger]

On Thu, Jan 15, 2004 at 02:11:51AM -0500, kaeden5 wrote:
> is there a way to determine virtual hosts on a machine
> through apache?

If you have a command line login on the machine, then you can do
'httpd -S' to spit out the VH config, which will tell you what the
webserver is configured for, though it of course won't tell you all the
possible DNS names that will point at the machine in question.

If you do not have a command line login, then you may find the
server-info handler to be useful, though its output is not as clean.
The server-info handler does have the advantage of listing the
ServerAlias directives in addition to just the primary ServerName.

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Ed Schmollinger - schm...@frozencrow.org

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