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Vendor biteit Package domain-expiration-fetcher Short Description Fetches Domain Expiration date from WHOIS servers License
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Informations about the package domain-expiration-fetcher
Fetches Domain Expiration information from WHOIS servers
Usage:
There are certain WHOIS servers that do not publish expiration dates, they are specified in DomainExpirationFetcher::TLDS_WITH_NO_INFO, and as of this date I found out these are the TLDs:
'de', 'eu', 'at', 'bg', 'cy', 'es', 'gr', 'hu', 'ch',
'be', 'lu', 'lv', 'ph', 'no', 'name', 'kz', 'ge', 'az'
If you want to customize any parser or add your own, check WhoisInfoParser.php abstract class and its implementation in whois-parsers folders.
You can then set the parser by using
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