When i run below command I got result like
dig +short ns kinoafisha.info | awk -v RS='' '{gsub("\n", ", "); print}' >> test.csv
dig +short ns linux.com | awk -v RS='' '{gsub("\n", ", "); print}' >> test.csv
Result
ns2.kinoafisha.info., ns1.kinoafisha.info.
ns1.dnsimple.com., ns2.dnsimple.com., ns3.dnsimple.com., ns4.dnsimple.com.
(my question) I am trying like (1st domain name and then the DNS)
kinoafisha.info, ns2.kinoafisha.info., ns1.kinoafisha.info.
linux.com, ns1.dnsimple.com., ns2.dnsimple.com., ns3.dnsimple.com., ns4.dnsimple.com.
PS: I will all domains in a loop (CSV) and then run command like
Loop
while IFS= read -r line
do
dig +short ns $line | awk -v RS='' '{gsub("\n", ", "); print}' >> test.csv
done < domains.txt
I need to run multiple commands for 100 domains like dig +short ns
and dig +short a
and dig +short mx
and so on... I want to print result horizontal. please suggest.
i try
dig +short ns $line | awk -v RS='' '{gsub("\n", ", "); print $line,$0}' >> test.csv
but didnt work
Using echo to concatenate line value and your dig command output:
echo "$line ," $(dig +short ns $line | awk -v RS='' '{gsub("\n", ", "); print $0}') >> test.csv