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Never in my life have I seen a domain with a dot at the end OR a dot at the end with a slash. bananas why is this your hill to die on?
by apsurd 1y ago
Never in my life have I seen a domain with a dot at the end OR a dot at the end with a slash.
bananas
why is this your hill to die on?
- MrDarcy 1y agoThe correct way to write a fully qualified domain name is with a period at the end otherwise it’s subject to the resolver search path.
- apsurd 1y agoyou're right, I have seen the end dot in DNS configuration. I was a bit snarky in my reply.
- codebje 1y agoThat form of domain name is very common in DNS configuration. All it means is the name is complete already and should not have any local search domains appended. It's unusual to see it in URLs, but its presence should be harmless; that it's not harmless in Caddy is definitely an error - but I can't begin to understand why it would be seen as a particularly significant one.