On Nov 14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>I would like to parse the servername to get the base domain or atleast
>x.com, x.org, x.net, etc. from something like www.x.com.
You're sure you won't run into www.foo.co.uk domains?
>I think what I want is the value of the left and right of the last dot.
Here's one way:
($last_part) = $domain =~ /.*\.(.*\..*)/;
A slightly more verbose way is:
$last_part = substr(
$domain,
1 + rindex($domain, '.', rindex($domain, '.'))
);
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