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[ncc-services-wg] Re: [db-wg] The New "organisation object" Proposal
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Emma Apted
emma.apted at psineteurope.com
Fri Aug 29 16:20:57 CEST 2003
At 09:32 28/08/2003, Arnd Vehling wrote: > I would suggest that the organisation object would not be shown as default > > if referenced. Actually i would like to see "-r" option behaviour as > the default > > for the whois-server. I agree with this. When I first starting using more arguments for "whois" I found it surprising that "-r" turned *off* recursion rather than turning it on. Don't most other UNIX programs work that way? However some people use whois to find out contact details in the event of spam complaints. We'd need to ensure the correct abuse email addresses were in the first main object returned by a query or advertise the "-r" option in more places. Emma -- Emma Apted Peering Co-ordinator, Engineering & Standards PSINet Europe
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