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This is why I use foo TLDs in the documentation. To make sure it won't work in a copy-paste situation.
by gfiorav 7y ago
This is why I use foo TLDs in the documentation. To make sure it won't work in a copy-paste situation.
- 013a 7y agoexample.com is also always a safe one; RFC-2606 defines four top-level domains and three second-level domain names permanently reserved by IANA for testing purposes: .test, .example, .invalid, .localhost, .example.com, .example.net, and .example.org.
- pix64 7y agoFYI, google owns .foo
- gfiorav 7y agoha, the more you know!
- caymanjim 7y ago> This is why I use foo TLDs in the documentation. To make sure it won't work in a copy-paste situation You're describing the exact methodology that led to this problem.