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Title       :   Check HTTP status code for a page on all DNS records
Author      :   Remy van Elst
Date        :   09-04-2017
URL         :   https://raymii.org/s/snippets/Check_HTTP_status_code_for_a_page_on_all_DNS_records.html
Format      :   Markdown/HTML
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This is a small snippet using curl to check the status code of a given URL on
all DNS records for a given domain. This site has a few A records in round robin
mode, and sometimes the automatic deployment fails. Using this query I can check
which server is the culprit and fix it manually.

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The normal HEAD request output also shows all the headers the server sends and
that is a pain to scroll through. This just shows me the HTTP status code, which
is all I want.



   dig +short A raymii.org | awk '{print "echo "$1"; curl -s -k -o /dev/null -I -w \"%{http_code}\" https://"$1"/s/blog/Burn_in_testing_for_Hypervisor_and_Storage_servers.html; echo; echo"}' | bash


Example output:



   163.172.129.56
   200

   185.54.115.97
   404

   213.187.244.250
   000

   81.4.120.226
   200


The first and last server are correct. The middle one with status code `000` is
offline and the `404` code is also not up to date.

For IPv6 and AAAA records, we add brackets:



   dig +short AAAA raymii.org | awk '{print "echo "$1"; curl -6 -s -k -o /dev/null -I -w \"%{http_code}\" https://["$1"]/s/blog/Burn_in_testing_for_Hypervisor_and_Storage_servers.html; echo; echo"}' | bash


Example output:



   2a00:d880:5:783::2
   200

   2a04:92c7:e:4d1::5436
   200


  [1]: https://www.digitalocean.com/?refcode=7435ae6b8212

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