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visonardo
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domain names?

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oh, look that


your domain "www.namethatyouchoose"....

Code: Select all

.hola  	 	   	.viaje  	 	   	.agente  	 	   	.ley
	.tienda 		.tec 		.familia 		.artes
	.gratis 		.cia 		.amor 		.deporte
:!: :!: :!: 8O look with your eyes --> http://www.new.net how is it? if are not recognized :?


i found that searching by all domain types, someone know the link where are all? i wanna do a regex to recognize all, if is valid

this is the TLD list http://data.iana.org/TLD/tlds-alpha-by-domain.txt

but the others? the sub leves?
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So write an RFC compliant and strict domain name regex.

http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1035.html

edit: if you're wondering how their domain names work: http://new.net/help_faq.tp#p1
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yes, thank you, but i didnt find the regex to determinate if any url is valid :?

i know the tld but are different subdomains to each tld
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I gave you a link to the RFC that specifies how domain names are done, not a regular expression that you can simply copy.
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feyd wrote:I gave you a link to the RFC that specifies how domain names are done, not a regular expression that you can simply copy.
:P thank you :lol:

yes, i saw that, but just i searched the list of subdomains to each tld. I didnt see any list there, just sintax
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Post by RobertGonzalez »

There is a catch to there service:
174,661,619 New.net enabled Internet users worldwide*
* New.net domain names are accessible by persons that use one of our partner ISPs to access the Internet or who activate their browsers. This number is limited now, but growing daily. For source information click here.
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Post by visonardo »

Done, this is that i was searching, http://www.iana.org/cctld/cctld-whois.htm
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