This doesn't have a lot to do with django, but python and web
programming.
I'm having an issue parsing the sub domain from a lot of non-US urls.
In the US the format is always subdomain.domain.sufix or
domain.sufix. Easy to parse.
In the uk for example though the format is
subdomain.domain.co.uk or
domain.co.uk
My issue is that i'm parsing the domain.co.uk like us urls and its
parsing the domain to be "co.uk" not domain.co.uk!
example: getDomain('bbc.co.uk') returns 'co.uk'
Any one know of a standard protocol for parsing these urls, or do I
have to find all the unique instances of co.uk, or co.nz etc.
Thanks
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