Am not sure if you can me or not, but what am trying to do is in
httpd.conf i have a bunch of ServerNames and ServerAliases. that i have
to do a dig or and nslookup against the names. so there is like of 100
names that i have to go thru and i dont want to manullay type each name
and do a nslookup or a dig against it. so so for u have a little
command that will display the ServerName and ServerAlias. so what i
would like to do is have AWK or some command ingnore the out of
ServerName and ServerAlias and any whitespace or i should say spaces
between each name and pipe that command to dig or nslookup. is the
output of my command . Can anyone Assist?

Command: cat /usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf|egrep
"ServerName|ServerAlias"|more
Output:

ServerName video.nbcuni.com
ServerAlias video.nbcuni.com video-origin.nbcuni.com
video.accesshollywood.com video.nbc.com video.scifi.com
video.usanetwork.co
m video.nbc.com video.bravotv.com video-origin.accesshollywood.com
video-origin.nbc.com video-origin.scifi.com video-origin.usanetwo
rk.com video-origin.nbc.com video-origin.bravotv.com
video-origin.nbcuni.com video.brilliantbutcancelled.com
video-origin.brilliantb
utcancelled.com video.dewactionsportstour.com video.ivillage.com
video.nbc4.com video.meganshow.com video.nbc4.tv video.nbc5.com vid
eo.nbc30.com video.nbc6.net video.nbc10.com video.nbc11.com
video.NBCSanDiego.com video.nbc5i.com video.wnbc.com video.rydercup.com
video.rotoworld.com

Note: the ServerAlias line is consider ass one line, not multiple lines?

> Am not sure if you can me or not, but what am trying to do is in
> httpd.conf i have a bunch of ServerNames and ServerAliases. that i have
> to do a dig or and nslookup against the names. so there is like of 100
> names that i have to go thru and i dont want to manullay type each name
> and do a nslookup or a dig against it. so so for u have a little
> command that will display the ServerName and ServerAlias. so what i
> would like to do is have AWK or some command ingnore the out of
> ServerName and ServerAlias and any whitespace or i should say spaces
> between each name and pipe that command to dig or nslookup. is the
> output of my command . Can anyone Assist?
>
> Command: cat /usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf|egrep
> "ServerName|ServerAlias"|more
> Output:
>
> ServerName video.nbcuni.com
> ServerAlias video.nbcuni.com video-origin.nbcuni.com
> video.accesshollywood.com video.nbc.com video.scifi.com
> video.usanetwork.co
> m video.nbc.com video.bravotv.com video-origin.accesshollywood.com
> video-origin.nbc.com video-origin.scifi.com video-origin.usanetwo
> rk.com video-origin.nbc.com video-origin.bravotv.com
> video-origin.nbcuni.com video.brilliantbutcancelled.com
> video-origin.brilliantb
> utcancelled.com video.dewactionsportstour.com video.ivillage.com
> video.nbc4.com video.meganshow.com video.nbc4.tv video.nbc5.com vid
> eo.nbc30.com video.nbc6.net video.nbc10.com video.nbc11.com
> video.NBCSanDiego.com video.nbc5i.com video.wnbc.com video.rydercup.com
> video.rotoworld.com
[...]
> Note: the ServerAlias line is consider ass one line, not multiple lines?


awk '{for (i=1;i<NF+1;i++) if ( $i!="ServerName" && $i!="ServerAlias")
print $i | "nslookup"
close("nslookup")
}' file


Regards
Dimitre

"Radoulov, Dimitre" <cichomitiko @ gmail com> wrote in message
news:454119f0$0$49198$14726298@news.sunsite.dk...
>> Am not sure if you can me or not, but what am trying to do is in
>> httpd.conf i have a bunch of ServerNames and ServerAliases. that i have
>> to do a dig or and nslookup against the names. so there is like of 100
>> names that i have to go thru and i dont want to manullay type each name
>> and do a nslookup or a dig against it. so so for u have a little
>> command that will display the ServerName and ServerAlias. so what i
>> would like to do is have AWK or some command ingnore the out of
>> ServerName and ServerAlias and any whitespace or i should say spaces
>> between each name and pipe that command to dig or nslookup. is the
>> output of my command . Can anyone Assist?
>>
>> Command: cat /usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf|egrep
>> "ServerName|ServerAlias"|more
>> Output:
>>
>> ServerName video.nbcuni.com
>> ServerAlias video.nbcuni.com video-origin.nbcuni.com
>> video.accesshollywood.com video.nbc.com video.scifi.com
>> video.usanetwork.co
>> m video.nbc.com video.bravotv.com video-origin.accesshollywood.com
>> video-origin.nbc.com video-origin.scifi.com video-origin.usanetwo
>> rk.com video-origin.nbc.com video-origin.bravotv.com
>> video-origin.nbcuni.com video.brilliantbutcancelled.com
>> video-origin.brilliantb
>> utcancelled.com video.dewactionsportstour.com video.ivillage.com
>> video.nbc4.com video.meganshow.com video.nbc4.tv video.nbc5.com vid
>> eo.nbc30.com video.nbc6.net video.nbc10.com video.nbc11.com
>> video.NBCSanDiego.com video.nbc5i.com video.wnbc.com video.rydercup.com
>> video.rotoworld.com
> [...]
>> Note: the ServerAlias line is consider ass one line, not multiple lines?
>
>
> awk '{for (i=1;i<NF+1;i++) if ( $i!="ServerName" && $i!="ServerAlias")
> print $i | "nslookup"
> close("nslookup")
> }' file

You could use the command above on an output like this:

$cat file
ServerName video.nbcuni.com
ServerAlias video.nbcuni.com video-origin.nbcuni.com ...

If you want to run it directly on httpd.conf:

awk '/ServerName/||/ServerAlias/ {for (i=1;i<NF+1;i++) if ($i!="ServerName"
&& $i!="ServerAlias")
print $i | "nslookup"
close("nslookup")
}' httpd.conf


Regards
Dimitre

Thank you, That seem to work

Radoulov, Dimitre wrote:
> "Radoulov, Dimitre" <cichomitiko @ gmail com> wrote in message
> news:454119f0$0$49198$14726298@news.sunsite.dk...
> >> Am not sure if you can me or not, but what am trying to do is in
> >> httpd.conf i have a bunch of ServerNames and ServerAliases. that i have
> >> to do a dig or and nslookup against the names. so there is like of 100
> >> names that i have to go thru and i dont want to manullay type each name
> >> and do a nslookup or a dig against it. so so for u have a little
> >> command that will display the ServerName and ServerAlias. so what i
> >> would like to do is have AWK or some command ingnore the out of
> >> ServerName and ServerAlias and any whitespace or i should say spaces
> >> between each name and pipe that command to dig or nslookup. is the
> >> output of my command . Can anyone Assist?
> >>
> >> Command: cat /usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf|egrep
> >> "ServerName|ServerAlias"|more
> >> Output:
> >>
> >> ServerName video.nbcuni.com
> >> ServerAlias video.nbcuni.com video-origin.nbcuni.com
> >> video.accesshollywood.com video.nbc.com video.scifi.com
> >> video.usanetwork.co
> >> m video.nbc.com video.bravotv.com video-origin.accesshollywood.com
> >> video-origin.nbc.com video-origin.scifi.com video-origin.usanetwo
> >> rk.com video-origin.nbc.com video-origin.bravotv.com
> >> video-origin.nbcuni.com video.brilliantbutcancelled.com
> >> video-origin.brilliantb
> >> utcancelled.com video.dewactionsportstour.com video.ivillage.com
> >> video.nbc4.com video.meganshow.com video.nbc4.tv video.nbc5.com vid
> >> eo.nbc30.com video.nbc6.net video.nbc10.com video.nbc11.com
> >> video.NBCSanDiego.com video.nbc5i.com video.wnbc.com video.rydercup.com
> >> video.rotoworld.com
> > [...]
> >> Note: the ServerAlias line is consider ass one line, not multiple lines?
> >
> >
> > awk '{for (i=1;i<NF+1;i++) if ( $i!="ServerName" && $i!="ServerAlias")
> > print $i | "nslookup"
> > close("nslookup")
> > }' file
>
> You could use the command above on an output like this:
>
> $cat file
> ServerName video.nbcuni.com
> ServerAlias video.nbcuni.com video-origin.nbcuni.com ...
>
> If you want to run it directly on httpd.conf:
>
> awk '/ServerName/||/ServerAlias/ {for (i=1;i<NF+1;i++) if ($i!="ServerName"
> && $i!="ServerAlias")
> print $i | "nslookup"
> close("nslookup")
> }' httpd.conf
>
>
> Regards
> Dimitre