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> Gentle Readers,
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> Special thanks to $Bill, Josh, Jack, Bowie, Howard M. and Martin T. for
> their efforts. It seems like my difficulty is not so much with Perl as
> it is with IE and the registry. IE follows an obscure set of rules when
> creating reg entries for T
Gentle Readers,
Special thanks to $Bill, Josh, Jack, Bowie, Howard M. and Martin T. for their efforts. It seems like my difficulty is not so much with Perl as it is with IE and the registry. IE follows an obscure set of rules when creating reg entries for Trusted Sites. As an example, when
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"foo.bar.com/ignore/this/".
Maybe this
$url = 'http://foo.bar.com/ignore/this/';
($protocol,$remainder,@domain_parts)=tear_it_up($url);
s
Deane-
quick search of ICANN revealed a listing of the 2-letter domains
http://www.iana.org/cctld/cctld-whois.htm
and this information on the other TLDS
source: http://icann.org/cctlds/
Traditionally, the agreement to implement coordinated policies for the
Internet has been informal. As the In
Deane-
My response is embedded.
-Josh
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> I'm doing some splitting of URLs, and things are getting more and more
> complicated, what with suddenly needing to allow two, three, or even
> four character TLDs (.us, .gov, .info). I originally thought I'd only
> need to pass a few common threes--such as .com.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm doing some splitting of URLs, and things are getting more and
> more complicated, what with suddenly needing to allow two, three, or
> even four character TLDs (.us, .gov, .info). I originally thought I'd
> only need to pass a few common threes--such as .com.
>
>
I'm doing some splitting of URLs, and things are getting more and more complicated, what with suddenly needing to allow two, three, or even four character TLDs (.us, .gov, .info). I originally thought I'd only need to pass a few common threes--such as .com.
Is there a standard Perl library routi
