how to get a host with an @ sign!?

Danny Mayer mayer at gis.net
Sun Sep 22 03:24:24 UTC 2002


At 10:36 AM 9/20/02, Christof Drescher wrote:

>Hi,
>some providers currently offer the possibility to use @-DOmains, e.g.
>instead of an ordinary www.mycompany.org or a host like
>office.mycompany.org you see
>
>jim at mycompany.org and office at mycompany.org

Those are email addresses. Give a pointer to such a provider that does
this.

>which can be used as a browser url like http://jim@mycompany.org.

You have no idea what this does. A URL like this specifically provides
a method for the user to log in to the Web server running on the host
mycompany.org under the username jim. If the password for the jim
account is not null then the user will be prompted for the password.
Accounts are a property of the Web server so you need to look at the
Web server's documentation to see how to implement accounts.

This has nothing to do with DNS.

>I need to do that myself as well, but don't know how to achieve this.

What are you really trying to do?

>Anyone?
>
>Christof

Danny



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