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Anyone have a good (preferably tested) regex for accpeting only a valid DNS hostname, IPv4 or IPv6 address? I understand that you may be forced to use a regex. However, if possible it is better to avoid using regexes for this task and use a Java library class to do the validation instead. If you want to do validation and DNS lookup together, then InetAddress.getByName(String) is a good choice. This will cope with DNS, IPv4 and IPv6 in one go, and it returns you a neatly wrapped InetAddress instance that contains both the DNS name (if provided) and the IPv4 or IPv6 address. If you just want to

I'm trying to figure out how if there's a way to make a hostname resolve to a certain IP without DNS or host file modification. Using C#, I'm making a request from client to server, but I have to use the hostname in the request so that the certificates will properly authenticate the request. However, my program is meant to run without admin rights, so I can't modify the host file. I have the correct IP and the host name, is there any other way to make the computer resolve the host name to the IP? It looks like the simplest way to solve this is to create a service with the rights to modify the

I use ADB over WiFi to connect to an Android device. When I type adb connect <device ip> I get error empty hostname For me, simply restarting adb solved the problem adb kill-server adb start-server naXa You need to change net.hostname property on your device. The easiest way is to use the setprop command via a root shell on the device. setprop net.hostname TypeAnyHostName If this is not working for you, see other solutions here . This is a temporal solution, the problem repeats again some time later. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31042991/android-adb-connect-empty-host-name

I need to resolve hostname defined in hosts file to its corresponding IP address. For example my host file look like this - "/etc/hosts" 127.0.0.1 ggns2dss81 localhost.localdomain localhost ::1 localhost6.localdomain6 localhost6 192.168.253.8 abcdserver 192.168.253.20 testwsserver Now in my node.js , i can read content of this file, but i need to fetch for given hostname . hostname = "testwsserver" hostIP = getIP(hostname); console.log(hostIP); // This should print 192.168.253.20 PS - npm pkg or any third party package cannot be installed on machine. Help is much appreciated!! How about NodeJS

This question already has an answer here: Django: get URL of current page, including parameters, in a template 6 answers Firstly, I want to say that I'm a beginner in Django. I'm looking for a simple way to retrieve the domain name of my Django website. I want to do this in my settings.py. I've already tried with the socket something like this: socket.gethostname() but this doesn't work correctly. If you have a request object,do request.META['HTTP_HOST'] This would return the hostname If you're using django.contrib.sites framework: from django.contrib.sites.models import Site your_domain =

I have a Web App written based on MVC framework. It runs really well on the localhost and default port 51290. Now I need to run it using my domain name e.g. myhostname. What I have tried is to add a line in "applicationhost.config" section: <binding protocol="http" bindingInformation="*:80:myhostname" /> When I press Ctr+F5, I got an error msg saying port 80 is in use. The server is IIS express. Can someone please instruct how should I run this App using host name? Thanks. After I run visual studio as admin, everything worked! Win+R to open the Run dialog.and type "drivers" now you can see

I am new to Powershell scripting and I need to write one script. I have a list of server hostnames and I need to get IP addresses of those servers and write the results in a file. The hostnames are one column in Excel spreadsheet but I can format them into anything (csv, simple txt file with one hostname per line etc.). I would like to format the output the way there is a hostname of the server and its IP address per line (so there are multiple lines in case the server has more than one IP). So far I have been using the simple text file with hostname per line, but from the output in PS I am

I'm using Sorcery for Authentication, and I need to setup third party authentication in its initializer. The initializer has a line that looks like this: config.twitter.callback_url "http://example.dev/auth/callback?provider=twitter" ...where example.dev is the hostname when I'm using Pow in local development. This needs to be example.com if the app is in production, or staging.example.com if it's in staging, etc. I would like to set this line to be something like this: config.twitter.callback_url "#{Rails.hostname}/auth/callback?provider=twitter" ... but request.host is the only method I know

The question below has partly been answered, see the Solution section below. So I'm posting this partly to help others and also since the solution I have hasn't really solved the problem yet. Question So, the question is why the hostname as given by the following techniques (using python's platform and socket libs) gives different host names depending on which router you are attached to and why its also different to the computer name and also local host name. This is very mac specific too by the way. Firstly, I am using a MacBook pro 2015 model with High Sierra 10.13.6. I use terminal and do