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Re: 67 character domain namesFrom: Mia''s Virtual Post Office Date: Tuesday, January 11, 2000
Time: 3:16:00 amMen & Mice Support said:
>At 8:37 PM -0600 1/10/2000, Mia's Virtual Post Office wrote:
>>Men & Mice Support said:
>>
>>>At 7:56 PM -0600 1/10/2000, Mia's Virtual Post Office wrote:
>>>>Now that domains can be 67 characters long, how pray-tell does one set
>>>>this up with QDNS, keeping in mind that the Mac seems to have a slight
>>>>difficulty with long file names?
>>>
>>>Since when does the domain name system support _67_ characters in a
>>>name? Or do you mean something like "<63-char name>.com"? As far as I
>>>know, the restriction to 63 characters for any subdomain name
>>>described in RFC 1035 still stands.
>>
>>Ok, let me be a bit more specific: You are allowed a 63 character "base"
>>name plus the .com .net .org for a total of 67.
>>>
>>>In any case, the answer is to abbreviate your file names. If your
>>>domain name, including all parent domains, comes to more than 31
>>>characters, use Save As the first time you save the domain, rather
>>>than Save, and give it a legal filename.
>>
>>Ok, perhaps, I need you to be a bit more specific, my brain cannot take
>>much more today. I have created a domain name called:
>>
>>thelongestdomainnamepossible1111111111111111111111111111111111.com
>>
>>I did as you suggest, or so I thought, but it does not work. Sure I can
>>save the domain name in QDNS, but the file name itself is not saveable at
>>this length.
>>
>>Am I missing something?
>
>I'm really not sure what the problem is. I created a file using the
>domain name you created (above), then Save'd it. I didn't even use
>Save As.... QuickDNS Pro Admin created a file for the domain called
>"thelongestdomainnamepossible1 1".
>
>I then created another domain, with one less digit in the name.
>Again, I Save'd it. QuickDNS Pro Admin created another file, called
>"thelongestdomainnamepossible1 2".
>
>So what's the problem?
Well, yes, this did indeed work for me as well. the problem is, when I
upload it to my QDNS server, and reboot, the domain does not work when
called in a web browser.
jer
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