limxtop1989
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8 years ago I use Ubuntu system, awk seems to be gawk and I install dnsutils which include dig and nslookup command, now it seems to work well although there are a lot of No result. The output is:
64.233.161.253 NO NO NO 64.233.162.58 NO NO NO 64.233.162.74 NO NO NO 64.233.162.48 NO NO NO 64.233.162.20 NO NO NO 64.233.162.19 NO NO NO 64.233.161.188 40% 428 64.233.161.188 64.233.162.81 NO NO NO
Describe actual behavior
limxtop@IdeaPad:~$ sudo apt-get install awk Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done Package awk is a virtual package provided by: original-awk:i386 2012-12-20-5 original-awk 2012-12-20-5 mawk:i386 1.3.3-17ubuntu2 gawk:i386 1:4.1.3+dfsg-0.1 mawk 1.3.3-17ubuntu2 gawk 1:4.1.3+dfsg-0.1 You should explicitly select one to install. limxtop@IdeaPad:~/bin/google-hosts/scripts$ apt-cache policy dig N: Unable to locate package dig
limxtop@IdeaPad:~/bin/google-hosts/scripts$ apt-cache policy nslookup N: Unable to locate package nslookup
Unable to locate package seems problem about source, but what about awk? Why I can't find awk and dig in site http://packages.ubuntu.com/ ?
The output after run auto.sh is: limxtop@IdeaPad:~/bin/google-hosts/scripts$ ./auto.sh [WARNING] .google.com [WARNING] accounts.google.com [WARNING] checkout.google.com [WARNING] adwords.google.com [WARNING] mail.google.com [WARNING] .mail.google.com [WARNING] .googleusercontent.com [WARNING] .gstatic.com [WARNING] .googleapis.com [WARNING] .appspot.com [WARNING] .googlecode.com [WARNING] .google-analytics.com [WARNING] ssl.google-analytics.com
Thanks in advance.