Reverse Email Lookup using Proxycurl

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    Ever wonder what information you can get from the email of a person? The information that you can get only from the Email address are: Email address owner information Email address owner Country Job profile and associated social media account linked with the Email address You can also get the phone number, permanent address and profile picture of the Email address owner Now you might be thinking HOW?  Using Reverse Email Lookup Reverse Email Lookup:  Reverse email lookup is the process of finding the identity of an email sender by using their email address. This can be used to confirm the identity of an email sender or to find out more information about them. Use case of Reverse Email Lookup: Scam and Fraud Prevention Verification of Ecommerce Transactions Credit Risks Analysis HR Talent Identification To know more about Reverse Email Lookup check the blog  3 Simple Methods To Do Reverse Email Lookup How to perform Reverse Email Lookup? Here comes Proxycurl into the picture. Proxy

Configure HTTPD Server and Python Interpreter on Docker Container.

What is Docker?

Docker is a set of the platform as service products that use OS-level virtualization to deliver software in packages called containers. Containers are isolated from one another and bundle their own software, libraries, and configuration files; they can communicate with each other through well-defined channels. 


Let's get started:

  • Install & Run Docker Container in your Linux Terminal.

1. Go to link copy this link.
2. Go inside directory  `/etc/yum.repos.d/`
3. Create a file named `docker.repo`
4. Inside docker.repo write the following 👇


5. Save the file.

Now install Docker using the command  yum install docker-ce --nobest --allowerasing


Docker is successfully installed, now we need to check  Docker service is started or not.

To check Docker service is started or not use command systemctl status docker


If it shows inactive ( dead ) like image above 👆 then we need to start service.

To start Docker Service use command systemctl start docker 



Now download OS image using command docker pull os_name:os_version


Now run OS using command docker run -i -t os_name:os_version


Now check whether you are inside new OS terminal or not,read the file present in  /etc/os-release



  • Configure HTTPD Server on Docker Container:
To install HTTPD on Docker Container use command yum install httpd -y



Now start the Webserver  using command systemctl start httpd
But
systemctl start httpd command does not work in docker container

To start Webserver use command  /usr/sbin/httpd 



  • Create Web Page 
To create a web  page:

1. Go inside the directory /var/www/html
2.  Create a HTML file 
3. save the file

Now check your IP address so that we can open webpage in browser to check web server is working or not.

To check IP address use command ifconfig 
But 
 In Docker container ifconfig command is not installed 

To install ifconfig use command yum install net-tools 👇


Now run ifconfig command and copy IP address and then open browser and paste IPaddres/HTML_file_name


If the web page that you have created opens that means web server is configured successfully.


  • Install Python Interpreter
To install python interpreter use command yum install python3


To run python interpreter use command python3

Now run python code on the Docker Conatiner



Thank you!!


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