A new release of jwhois has been prepared. jwhois is an advanced
version of the standard Whois client that can be configured extensively
by the end user. The 3.2 release adds more advanced rewrites of
queries, targetted for more picky HTTP servers. The example configuration
is also, as always, updated to list even more domains.
The distribution archive can be retrieved from the /gnu/jwhois directory
on ftp ftp.gnu.org, or any of the mirrors listed on
http://www.gnu.org/order/ftp.html. Information about the software can
be found on http://www.gnu.org/software/jwhois/.
Bug reports should go to bug-jwhois@gnu.org.
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