Hi,

Dňa 5. októbra 2024 10:33:27 UTC používateľ Carsten Schiefner via mailop 
<mailop@mailop.org> napísal:

>would a specifically registered Umlaut-Domain be helpful.

One member already send me existing domain, with which i was
able to see how these libs works with IDNA, it has not PTR record,
but for A record:

+ dnspython requires extra effort to get it works with IDNA2008
  and U-labels (by default it encodes "ß" as "ss")
+ aiodns by default works with IDNA2008, thus no  extra care is
  needed
+ both are able to use underscored labels (eg. _dmarc), in contrast
  of idna library, which rejects that domain name with invalid char

(BTW, that domain returned the same IP for both forms, with ss
and with xn--)

Due lack of PTR record i cannot see in which form the name is
returned, but i hope/guess, that nowadays it will not differ from
what mentioned Cyrillic domains returns (the IDNA2008 
A-label).

In other words, i got what i needed, thus thanks a lot for your
effort, but do not worry anymore,

>E.g., a fully operational one, even with Anycast and/or DNSSEC, but without 
>any function, so it could be played with?

For me i only need to see how names are processed in libraries.
I do not collect how DNS providers works with that (i believe, that
properly) nor other functionality. To be honest, i have own script
to show some info about IP address, including PTR name and
FCrDNS. Some time ago i implement IDNA decoding, but in some
cases it fails with valid names (then FCrDNS fails too), thus i start
to think/study/test how to implement it properly. It is far from
finished, but now i have better idea about what i did wrong.

But, when i think about it now, IMO fully operational testing domain
can be usefull for many of users/devs, something as example.com
is, but with names where people can test IDNA processing, especially
domain with ß, in case of .de.

Thus, if you can, try suggest to create it :-)

regards


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Slavko
https://www.slavino.sk/
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