Initial Query

Write a python function that that takes a list of potential subdomains and resolves them against a primary domain. Call your function resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains). It should return a set of subdomains that actually resolve. Print nothing.

LLM Generation

Query

Write a python function that that takes a list of potential subdomains and resolves them against a primary domain. Call your function resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains). It should return a set of subdomains that actually resolve. Print nothing.

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import socket

def resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains):
  """
  Resolves a list of potential subdomains against a primary domain.

  Args:
    primary: The primary domain to resolve against.
    potential_subdomains: A list of potential subdomains to resolve.

  Returns:
    A set of subdomains that actually resolve.
  """

  resolved_subdomains = set()
  for potential_subdomain in potential_subdomains:
    try:
      # Attempt to resolve the subdomain
      socket.gethostbyname(f"{potential_subdomain}.{primary}")
      resolved_subdomains.add(potential_subdomain)
    except socket.error:
      # Subdomain could not be resolved
      pass

  return resolved_subdomains

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import socket

def resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains):
  """
  Resolves a list of potential subdomains against a primary domain.

  Args:
    primary: The primary domain to resolve against.
    potential_subdomains: A list of potential subdomains to resolve.

  Returns:
    A set of subdomains that actually resolve.
  """

  resolved_subdomains = set()
  for potential_subdomain in potential_subdomains:
    try:
      # Attempt to resolve the subdomain
      socket.gethostbyname(f"{potential_subdomain}.{primary}")
      resolved_subdomains.add(potential_subdomain)
    except socket.error:
      # Subdomain could not be resolved
      pass

  return resolved_subdomains

Run Code Interpreter

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import socket

def resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains):
  """
  Resolves a list of potential subdomains against a primary domain.

  Args:
    primary: The primary domain to resolve against.
    potential_subdomains: A list of potential subdomains to resolve.

  Returns:
    A set of subdomains that actually resolve.
  """

  resolved_subdomains = set()
  for potential_subdomain in potential_subdomains:
    try:
      # Attempt to resolve the subdomain
      socket.gethostbyname(f"{potential_subdomain}.{primary}")
      resolved_subdomains.add(potential_subdomain)
    except socket.error:
      # Subdomain could not be resolved
      pass

  return resolved_subdomains



subdomains = resolve_subdomains("deadbits.ai", ["www", "mail", "blog", "vigil", "trs", "vpn", "admin", "test", "dev", "staging", "shop", "store", "ftp", "m", "forum"])
print(subdomains)
And got the output: {'www', 'blog', 'trs', 'vigil'}

PyFunc

Resulting in output: True

Initial Query

Write a python function that that takes a list of potential subdomains and resolves them against a primary domain. Call your function resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains). It should return a set of subdomains that actually resolve. Print nothing.

LLM Generation

Query

Write a python function that that takes a list of potential subdomains and resolves them against a primary domain. Call your function resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains). It should return a set of subdomains that actually resolve. Print nothing.

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import socket

def resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains):
  """
  Resolve a list of potential subdomains against a primary domain.

  Args:
    primary: The primary domain to resolve against.
    potential_subdomains: A list of potential subdomains to resolve.

  Returns:
    A set of subdomains that actually resolve.
  """

  resolved_subdomains = set()
  for subdomain in potential_subdomains:
    try:
      socket.gethostbyname(f"{subdomain}.{primary}")
      resolved_subdomains.add(subdomain)
    except socket.error:
      pass

  return resolved_subdomains

Extract Code

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import socket

def resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains):
  """
  Resolve a list of potential subdomains against a primary domain.

  Args:
    primary: The primary domain to resolve against.
    potential_subdomains: A list of potential subdomains to resolve.

  Returns:
    A set of subdomains that actually resolve.
  """

  resolved_subdomains = set()
  for subdomain in potential_subdomains:
    try:
      socket.gethostbyname(f"{subdomain}.{primary}")
      resolved_subdomains.add(subdomain)
    except socket.error:
      pass

  return resolved_subdomains

Run Code Interpreter

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import socket

def resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains):
  """
  Resolve a list of potential subdomains against a primary domain.

  Args:
    primary: The primary domain to resolve against.
    potential_subdomains: A list of potential subdomains to resolve.

  Returns:
    A set of subdomains that actually resolve.
  """

  resolved_subdomains = set()
  for subdomain in potential_subdomains:
    try:
      socket.gethostbyname(f"{subdomain}.{primary}")
      resolved_subdomains.add(subdomain)
    except socket.error:
      pass

  return resolved_subdomains



subdomains = resolve_subdomains("deadbits.ai", ["www", "mail", "blog", "vigil", "trs", "vpn", "admin", "test", "dev", "staging", "shop", "store", "ftp", "m", "forum"])
print(subdomains)
And got the output: {'trs', 'vigil', 'blog', 'www'}

PyFunc

Resulting in output: True

Initial Query

Write a python function that that takes a list of potential subdomains and resolves them against a primary domain. Call your function resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains). It should return a set of subdomains that actually resolve. Print nothing.

LLM Generation

Query

Write a python function that that takes a list of potential subdomains and resolves them against a primary domain. Call your function resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains). It should return a set of subdomains that actually resolve. Print nothing.

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import socket

def resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains):
    """
    Resolves potential subdomains against a primary domain.

    Args:
        primary (str): The primary domain name.
        potential_subdomains (list): A list of potential subdomain names.

    Returns:
        set: A set of subdomains that actually resolve.
    """

    resolved_subdomains = set()

    for potential_subdomain in potential_subdomains:
        try:
            # Attempt to resolve the potential subdomain.
            socket.gethostbyname(f"{potential_subdomain}.{primary}")
            # If the subdomain resolves, add it to the set of resolved subdomains.
            resolved_subdomains.add(potential_subdomain)
        except socket.error:
            # If the subdomain does not resolve, ignore it.
            continue

    return resolved_subdomains

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import socket

def resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains):
    """
    Resolves potential subdomains against a primary domain.

    Args:
        primary (str): The primary domain name.
        potential_subdomains (list): A list of potential subdomain names.

    Returns:
        set: A set of subdomains that actually resolve.
    """

    resolved_subdomains = set()

    for potential_subdomain in potential_subdomains:
        try:
            # Attempt to resolve the potential subdomain.
            socket.gethostbyname(f"{potential_subdomain}.{primary}")
            # If the subdomain resolves, add it to the set of resolved subdomains.
            resolved_subdomains.add(potential_subdomain)
        except socket.error:
            # If the subdomain does not resolve, ignore it.
            continue

    return resolved_subdomains

Run Code Interpreter

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import socket

def resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains):
    """
    Resolves potential subdomains against a primary domain.

    Args:
        primary (str): The primary domain name.
        potential_subdomains (list): A list of potential subdomain names.

    Returns:
        set: A set of subdomains that actually resolve.
    """

    resolved_subdomains = set()

    for potential_subdomain in potential_subdomains:
        try:
            # Attempt to resolve the potential subdomain.
            socket.gethostbyname(f"{potential_subdomain}.{primary}")
            # If the subdomain resolves, add it to the set of resolved subdomains.
            resolved_subdomains.add(potential_subdomain)
        except socket.error:
            # If the subdomain does not resolve, ignore it.
            continue

    return resolved_subdomains




subdomains = resolve_subdomains("deadbits.ai", ["www", "mail", "blog", "vigil", "trs", "vpn", "admin", "test", "dev", "staging", "shop", "store", "ftp", "m", "forum"])
print(subdomains)
And got the output: {'blog', 'vigil', 'trs', 'www'}

PyFunc

Resulting in output: True

Initial Query

Write a python function that that takes a list of potential subdomains and resolves them against a primary domain. Call your function resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains). It should return a set of subdomains that actually resolve. Print nothing.

LLM Generation

Query

Write a python function that that takes a list of potential subdomains and resolves them against a primary domain. Call your function resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains). It should return a set of subdomains that actually resolve. Print nothing.

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import socket

def resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains):
    """
    Takes a list of potential subdomains and resolves them against a primary domain.

    Args:
        primary: The primary domain name.
        potential_subdomains: A list of potential subdomains.

    Returns:
        A set of subdomains that actually resolve.
    """

    resolved_subdomains = set()
    for subdomain in potential_subdomains:
        try:
            socket.gethostbyname(f"{subdomain}.{primary}")
            resolved_subdomains.add(subdomain)
        except socket.gaierror:
            pass

    return resolved_subdomains

Extract Code

I extracted the following code from that output: 

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import socket

def resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains):
    """
    Takes a list of potential subdomains and resolves them against a primary domain.

    Args:
        primary: The primary domain name.
        potential_subdomains: A list of potential subdomains.

    Returns:
        A set of subdomains that actually resolve.
    """

    resolved_subdomains = set()
    for subdomain in potential_subdomains:
        try:
            socket.gethostbyname(f"{subdomain}.{primary}")
            resolved_subdomains.add(subdomain)
        except socket.gaierror:
            pass

    return resolved_subdomains

Run Code Interpreter

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import socket

def resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains):
    """
    Takes a list of potential subdomains and resolves them against a primary domain.

    Args:
        primary: The primary domain name.
        potential_subdomains: A list of potential subdomains.

    Returns:
        A set of subdomains that actually resolve.
    """

    resolved_subdomains = set()
    for subdomain in potential_subdomains:
        try:
            socket.gethostbyname(f"{subdomain}.{primary}")
            resolved_subdomains.add(subdomain)
        except socket.gaierror:
            pass

    return resolved_subdomains



subdomains = resolve_subdomains("deadbits.ai", ["www", "mail", "blog", "vigil", "trs", "vpn", "admin", "test", "dev", "staging", "shop", "store", "ftp", "m", "forum"])
print(subdomains)
And got the output: {'vigil', 'blog', 'www', 'trs'}

PyFunc

Resulting in output: True

Initial Query

Write a python function that that takes a list of potential subdomains and resolves them against a primary domain. Call your function resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains). It should return a set of subdomains that actually resolve. Print nothing.

LLM Generation

Query

Write a python function that that takes a list of potential subdomains and resolves them against a primary domain. Call your function resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains). It should return a set of subdomains that actually resolve. Print nothing.

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import socket

def resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains):
  """
  Resolve a list of potential subdomains against a primary domain.

  Args:
    primary: The primary domain to resolve the subdomains against.
    potential_subdomains: A list of potential subdomains to resolve.

  Returns:
    A set of subdomains that actually resolve.
  """

  resolved_subdomains = set()
  for potential_subdomain in potential_subdomains:
    try:
      socket.gethostbyname(f'{potential_subdomain}.{primary}')
      resolved_subdomains.add(potential_subdomain)
    except socket.gaierror:
      pass

  return resolved_subdomains

Extract Code

I extracted the following code from that output: 

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import socket

def resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains):
  """
  Resolve a list of potential subdomains against a primary domain.

  Args:
    primary: The primary domain to resolve the subdomains against.
    potential_subdomains: A list of potential subdomains to resolve.

  Returns:
    A set of subdomains that actually resolve.
  """

  resolved_subdomains = set()
  for potential_subdomain in potential_subdomains:
    try:
      socket.gethostbyname(f'{potential_subdomain}.{primary}')
      resolved_subdomains.add(potential_subdomain)
    except socket.gaierror:
      pass

  return resolved_subdomains

Run Code Interpreter

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import socket

def resolve_subdomains(primary, potential_subdomains):
  """
  Resolve a list of potential subdomains against a primary domain.

  Args:
    primary: The primary domain to resolve the subdomains against.
    potential_subdomains: A list of potential subdomains to resolve.

  Returns:
    A set of subdomains that actually resolve.
  """

  resolved_subdomains = set()
  for potential_subdomain in potential_subdomains:
    try:
      socket.gethostbyname(f'{potential_subdomain}.{primary}')
      resolved_subdomains.add(potential_subdomain)
    except socket.gaierror:
      pass

  return resolved_subdomains



subdomains = resolve_subdomains("deadbits.ai", ["www", "mail", "blog", "vigil", "trs", "vpn", "admin", "test", "dev", "staging", "shop", "store", "ftp", "m", "forum"])
print(subdomains)
And got the output: {'trs', 'blog', 'www', 'vigil'}

PyFunc

Resulting in output: True