The short answer: the structure is the same. For the dot, by default the system doesn't show the dot as right-to-left until there is string written before the symbol. So on your case when you deleted the domain the dot became as the first charterer and nothing before it, the...
regex,perl,uri,tld,spamassassin
The regex pattern //(?:[a-z]+\.)*+(?!com/|net/|org/) should do what you want. The slashes are part of the pattern, and are not delimiters Here's a demonstration use strict; use warnings; use 5.010; my @urls = qw{ https://foo.com.us/asdf?qwerty=123 ftp://madeup.kernel.org/path/to/some/tarball.tar.bz2 }; for ( @urls ) { say m{//(?:[a-z]+\.)*+(?!com/|net/|org/)} ? 'match' : 'no match'; } output...
Domain/DNS works with "zones". The "top level zone" in this case being "app". Above that there is only anymore ICANN/IANA. They can do what ever they like with the zone (according to the rules & regulations made by ICANN/IANA) - they do not have to sell domains within their zone....
Most resolver libraries will when given a name with no dots in it append a default suffix before they try to resolve it. That suffix is local to your setup, but very commonly you get it from the same server that gave you your IP address. So you'd end up...
Best approach would be to load it once const std::map<key_type,value_type>& theMap = loadMap(); and pass the const reference to other functions: std::map<key_type,value_type>::const_iterator find_key(key_type key, const std::map<key_type,value_type>& map) { return map.find(key); } ...
.google is actually a real TLD, apparently google requested it recently. More info here: http://googleblog.blogspot.com.ar/2012/05/expanding-internet-domain-space.html http://icannwiki.com/.google...
python,subdomain,appdomain,tld
Try this: hostList = [ 'www.domain.com', 'ns1.domain.com', 'mail.domain.com', 'community.domain.com', 'mx.domain.com', 'mx3.domain.com', 'aspmx.l.google.com', 'forums.domain.com' ] for h in hostList: splitHost = h.split('.') tld = splitHost.pop() dom = splitHost.pop() host = '.'.join(splitHost) print 'FQHN: : ', h print 'Host : ', host print 'Domain: ', dom print 'TLD : ', tld print...
Make few change as mentioned below and check it again. Define <uri>SubstrDescriptor</uri> in tld. Use <%@ taglib prefix="test" uri="SubstrDescriptor"%> in JSP. Please have a look at similar post How to call a static method in JSP/EL? that might help you for better understanding. JSP: <%@ taglib prefix="test" uri="SubstrDescriptor"%> <body> ${test:concat("java")}...
This is a hexadecimal noted IP address so this is a valid url. My browser directly shows me the IP 80.93.90.122...