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Subject: gwhois: should be able to handle IDNs
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Package: gwhois
Version: 20030729-1
Severity: wishlist
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With the advent of IDNs it would be nice to obtain whois information for
these new domains without having to convert manually between the local
charset and Punycode. Perhaps a conversion could be added to enable
gwhois to do this conversion on the fly.
Greetings from Osnabr�ck,
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