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Source
As you could have seen, Funceble have a column which is called SOURCE
. Here, we document that column !
Funceble can return at the time we write this, 4 sources which are IANA
,NSLOOKUP
,SPECIAL
and WHOIS
. For two of them, it's easy to understand but for others, it's kinda obscure so let's start !
IANA is the abbreviation of Internet Assigned Numbers Authority which is a ICANN department in charge for the allocation of globally unique names over the internet. In other word, his work is to make sure that there is unique domain names around the Internet.
In Funceble we have a file called iana-domains-db
which is a dump of the IANA Root Zone Database. We consider it as the official list of valid domains extension.
Well as mentioned previously, if the source is IANA
its basically means that the given domain name(s) is or are invalid. So along with that source you will get an INVALID
status.
nslookup
is a tool for querying the Domain Name System (DNS) in order to obtain domain name or IP address mapping.
In Funceble as described in the Status page, we use nslookup
to check if a domain name or an IP is ACTIVE
or not.
As described previously, if the domain is INACTIVE
and that result comes from nslookup
, you get NSLOOKUP
into the SOURCE
column.
SPECIAL
give us the ability to manage special cases such as domain who only have subdomains just like blogspot or other website.
Here's the list of domain that are passed to SPECIAL
:
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*.blogspot.*
- All
404
are returned asINACTIVE
- All
302
which are blocked by Google are returned asINACTIVE
- All
-
*.canalblog.com
- All
404
are returned asINACTIVE
- All
-
*.doubleclick.net
- All
404
are returned asINACTIVE
- All
-
*.liveadvert.com
- All
404
are returned asINACTIVE
- All
-
*.skyrock.com
- All
404
are returned asINACTIVE
- All
-
*.tumblr.com
- All
404
are returned asINACTIVE
- All
-
*.wordpress.com
- All
301
which matchdoesn’t exist
are returned asINACTIVE
- All