> --- Dan Muey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > $domain =~ m/((\w+)\.(\w+)$)/;
> > And $1 did indeed only have 'domain.com'
> > Then I realized, what about tld's like com.uk like yahoo.com.ru
> > google.com.uk
>
> Try
>
> my($dom) = $URI =~ m{://([^/:]+)};
>
> If $URI =
> "http://some.server.com.uk:1540/other/stiff.cg> i?here" it'll work. :)
Hmm, if I'm looking at it right wouldn't that grab everything after :// and before the
first / ie
some.server.com.uk
Which is the sam as doing
my $dom = $uri->host();
What I was trying to get was just the domain without any subdomains, ie what you would
register with a registrar
So what I was doing worked for a domain.com or domain.org, because it grabbed the last
two chunks of text with a period in between. So with hello.domain.com I got domain.com
but with domain.com.uk I'd only get com.uk which is not good.
What I was loking for was module like uri that would return just that part -
server.com.uk
Thanks
Dan
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