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That is an effect. But the standard states that a fully qualified domain ends with the dot. The reason your resolver doesn't use the search domains is because t
by zaphar 6y ago
That is an effect. But the standard states that a fully qualified domain ends with the dot. The reason your resolver doesn't use the search domains is because the dot tells it that what you provided is the entire thing so there is no point in looking up the domain in a search list.
- eropple 6y agoSure. I was responding to a post that asked: > When / how / why would you use the trailing dot?
- wyattpeak 6y agoWhile you're certainly not wrong, the phrasing of the question suggests that the asker didn't know the history of the final dot, and was asking the way they did only because they didn't know what to ask, thinking its purpose was to provide some effect rather than being historically (and currently) the correct FQDM.