[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #35248: WordPress should remove domain trailing dot (as/like it removes "www.")
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#35248: WordPress should remove domain trailing dot (as/like it removes "www.")
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Reporter: qdinar | Owner:
Type: enhancement | Status: closed
Priority: normal | Milestone: Awaiting Review
Component: Canonical | Version: 4.4
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: | Focuses:
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Changes (by qdinar):
* status: new => closed
Comment:
i have changed my mind. i thought: probably this feature of relative
domains are not used, for example, probably nobody uses domain team1011 ,
they just use team1011.ourcompany.com. but maybe that was or is used for
local internet cache when internet is slow. i think that that can be used
in future in internet if people will live on other planets: assume there
will be domain "mars." and they will have marsianlocalsite.mars. and earth
sites will have caches at earth-cache.mars. : somesite.net.earth-
cache.mars. but they in mars can access it with "somesite.net" in their
address bar. some sites can be hosted also on mars: "facebook.com.mars."
(example) and they can also work with "facebook.com" in marsian browser's
address bar. if wordpress will have feature to be able to be installed in
several hostings, then it will also can be such way. then my-wp.name.mars
./sync-cron-job.php can call/request my-wp.name./sync.php to sync
comments, posts, etc, and then redirecting should not occur because it
will go long time to mars just for redirect.
i knew about this possibility of use in future but i thought it is not
needed now. but , maybe, somebody can use this feature of dns in countries
or companies with slow outbound internet to make local cache of internet,
or somebody can test it to use with space internet.
as far as i understand it works this way, (example): somedomain.com is
searched by martian dns server firstly in mars. , then, if not found, in
earth-cache.mars. , and, if it is somehow denied there, and, for example,
also denied in "another-earth-cache.mars.", then in ".".
also i thought that as far as i know browsers even do not query dns for
domains like team1011, but query default search engine instead. but
several years ago, as i remember, firefox tried to add ".com" to such
addresses. whether there are dns "search lists" any how used, i think
probably not, because also people can easily change their dns servers, but
they can be used in some company buildings or countries, and also special
addons for browsers may be used to fix that.
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/35248#comment:4>
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