Hi Trond, I think you refer to
$ src/idn ï.no idn: tld_check_4z (position 0): Code points prohibited by top-level domain Well, you are still using IDNA 2003 tools while those have been obsoleted by IDNA 2008 a long time ago. Most registrars (as far as I know) moved to IDNA 2008 and thus are using libidn2 / idn2. $ idn2 ï.no xn--gda.no Libidn / idn (IDNA 2003) is in "maintenance mode", so we only do bug fixes here. Please consider moving to libidn2 / idn2. If there are problems doing so, feel free to get in touch again for further discussion. Regards, Tim On 24.03.20 19:41, Trond Haugen wrote: > Hi, > > A good while ago we added the char 'i with umlaut', (e.g. ï / 00EF ) to > our .no permitted TLD-characters. > > Ref. https://www.norid.no/en/om-domenenavn/regelverk-for-no/#link3 > > It would be nice if someone could add that character to the .no > TLD-table so it is included in future libidn-versions. >
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