nspct

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nspct

Query HTTP headers and other DNS information.

Installing

Binaries

Coming soon...

Building

Go 1.6.3+ is required. Make sure you have Go properly installed, including setting up your [GOPATH] (https://golang.org/doc/code.html#GOPATH)

cd $GOPATH
go get github.com/geraldvillorente/nspct

Make the command globally available

You should now have nspct binary in the bin directory: $GOPATH/bin. To make $GOPATH/bin globally available so you can execute the command nspct anywhere in the terminal/console:

• Open your ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bashrc file.
• Add the $GOPATH/bin path at the bottom like this export PATH=$PATH:$GOPATH/bin.
• Save and close.
• Reload ~/.bash_profile by running . ~/.bash_profile or source ~/.bash_profile in the terminal/console. Same method for ~/.bashrc file.

Usage

$ nspct -h
Query HTTP headers and other DNS information.

Usage:
	nspct -url=DOMAIN

Example:
	nspct -url=DOMAIN -cache
	nspct -url=DOMAIN age cache-control

Additional Parameters:
    age
        Return age only.
    cache-control
        Return cache-control only.
    x-cache
        Return x-cache only.
    set-cookie
        Return set-cookie only.
    strict-transport-security
        Return strict-transport-security only.
    etag
        Return etag only.
    x-served-by
        Return x-served-by only.

Flags:
  -cache
        To disanable cache bypass.
  -url
        Domain name to diagnose.