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It would help if more of the ccTLDs provided some form of CLIbased whois or at least a DAS check.
For those of us who use command-line interfaced, the "jwhois" package is a nice transparaent interface to all of the whois services. See the jwhois page for more info.
Unfortunately jwhois does not work with a lot of the ccTLDs - I've been trying it :)
I haven't had that problem. I'm sure that the person at <help-jwhois@gnu.org> would appreciate knowing which TLDs are not working.
(Trying that again...)
I haven’t had that problem. I’m sure that the person at help-jwhois@gnu.org would appreciate knowing which TLDs are not working.