This is a Python script for generating domain names by taking a list of prefixes and joining then with a list of suffixes. It then checks if they are free and writes the results to a file.

For example, if you only have the prefix ilove and the two suffixes, money and myself, then the script will check if the following domains are free:

ilovemoney.com
iloveymyself.com

Requires the python-whois module to be installed.

1. Checkout the code: git clone [email protected]:caspii/domainfinder.git

2. Create your own inputs:

   • Open the file input.txt. You’ll see that it contains a section titled –prefixes and one called –suffixes.
   • Simply edit these sections as you see fit, taking care not to delete the actual section titles.

3. Run the command /find.py and the script will take the inputs you specified and begin checking which domains are free.

4. You’ll see the output as each domain is checked and the result in your console. All free domains are saved into a file called free-domains.txt for later perusal.

Also see here: http://casparwre.de/blog/finding-a-domain/