On 9/20/2012 10:26 PM, Matthäus Wander wrote:
> Out of 315 TLDs, there are already 17 dotless ones:
>
> $ awk '{ print tolower($1) }' < root.zone |sort|uniq|grep -v "\.." >tld
> $ for line in $(cat tld); do dig +noall +answer $line; done;
>
> ac. 86400 IN A 193.223.78.210
> ai. 14400 IN A 209.59.119.34
> bo. 17600 IN A 166.114.1.28
> cm. 86400 IN A 195.24.205.60
> dk. 86400 IN A 193.163.102.24
> gg. 86400 IN A 87.117.196.80
> io. 604800 IN A 193.223.78.212
> je. 86400 IN A 87.117.196.80
> kh. 10800 IN A 203.223.32.21
> pn. 43200 IN A 80.68.93.100
> sh. 86400 IN A 193.223.78.211
> tm. 86400 IN A 193.223.78.213
> to. 86400 IN A 216.74.32.107
> uz. 14400 IN A 91.212.89.8
> vi. 21600 IN A 193.0.0.198
> ws. 21600 IN A 64.70.19.33
> xn--o3cw4h. 7200 IN A 203.146.249.130
>
> This doesn't mean I approve them.
those are country code top level domains. cctld's enjoy national
sovereignty -- it is not up to ietf or icann or anybody else to tell
them what they can't do. thus they are unaffected by icann policy, and
their choices cannot guide our discussions of icann policy.
paul
--
"When challenging a Kzin, a simple scream of rage will suffice. You scream and
you leap."
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