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55 char *dot; in Curl_gethostname()86 dot = strchr(name, '.'); in Curl_gethostname()87 if(dot) in Curl_gethostname()88 *dot = '\0'; in Curl_gethostname()
145 char *dot = strchr(hostp, '.'); in doh_req_encode() local146 if(dot) in doh_req_encode()147 labellen = dot - hostp; in doh_req_encode()161 if(dot) in doh_req_encode()
420 char *dot = memchr(domain, '.', len); in bad_domain() local421 if(dot) { in bad_domain()422 size_t i = dot - domain; in bad_domain()
17 ..body with a single dot first27 .body with a single dot first42 POP3 RETR message with dot-prefixed line
20 SMTP data with dot as first character23 .This first line starts with a dot41 ..This first line starts with a dot
7 trailing-dot36 # no trailing dot in the file only in the URL42 HSTS with no t-dot host name in URL but t-dot in file
7 trailing-dot36 # no trailing dot in the file only in the URL42 HSTS with trailing-dot host name in URL but none in hsts file
7 trailing dot37 HTTP with --resolve and hostname with trailing dot
7 trailing-dot37 alt-svc using host name with trailing dot on host from file
7 trailing-dot37 alt-svc using host name with trailing dot in URL
37 URL with trailing dot and receiving a cookie for the TLD with dot
20 SMTP data with single dot-only line
20 SMTP with CRLF-dot-CRLF in data
57 # Note the dot in 100.0% is regex to match any character since different
31 HTTP, get cookie with dot prefixed full domain
19 CURLOPT_PATH_AS_IS - do not handle dot-dot sequences38 Some server implementations are known to (erroneously) require the dot-dot
50 [host] is the domain name for the entry and the name is dot-prefixed if it is
24 The decimal value needs to be provided using a dot (`.`) as decimal separator -
24 to be provided using a dot (.) as decimal separator - not the local version
20 that already exist. Instead, a dot and a number gets appended to the name of
29 The decimal value needs to be provided using a dot (.) as decimal separator -
24 separated by exactly one dot between each other. Heading zeroes are not
225 dot-slash and dot-dot etc. The same option used for transfers is called
191 specified and libcurl accepts: one to four dot-separated fields using one of
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