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That's really unfortunate, the trailing dot indicates that it is a fully qualified domain name and I've used this when writing tests, for example, to ensure tha
by AaronFriel 5y ago
That's really unfortunate, the trailing dot indicates that it is a fully qualified domain name and I've used this when writing tests, for example, to ensure that a hostname either resolves to some internally served DNS label _or none at all_.
- kuschku 5y agoOr when you're writing a thumbnail generator bot that's supposed to generate previews of webpages, but you want to ensure domains aren't resolved relative to your local search domain. The "fix" seems to be modifying the client you use to trim suffixed dots from the Host header and SNI. But it'd be much simpler if Caddy & Traefik would juat comply with the standards.
- dylan604 5y agoSee, now I have to wonder if you put 'all_.' as full stop to your written sentence, or as part of a FQ pseudo code in online forum style with no grammatical punctuation. AHHHH!!!