Patrik F�ltstr�m <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The problem is NOT the DNS protocol or gethostbyname() or such, the > problem are all the applications while using some application layer > protocol, and what charset they are going to use when passing around > what they belive is a domainname. Oh yes, I understand this. > All applications have to be changed. There are some small applications that never pass domain names around except to/from the user and to/from DNS (like ping and netstat, and telnet I think). For these applications, changing gethostbyname() to support the encoding of the current locale might be enough (if they are already 8-bit clean). But application-layer protocols do indeed need to define a common representation of domain names and convert between that and the local charset. AMC
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