On Mon, 26 Oct 1998, Michael Talbot-Wilson wrote:
> By sendmail's DNS lookup. It is a correct FQDN. Without a period
> it is unterminated and certain software (including your name server)
> might append the domain name to it, giving
> amber.online.uleth.ca.uleth.ca. The period prevents that. (The
> period is actually the name of the top-level domain.)
Yes, but if you look at the definition in RFC 821 there should be NO
trailing dot. It's not even optional.
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