Sorry, but I don't think a domin name less than six characters is valid.

[mail2sacp]

Hello,

I have this strange which is in subject line.

I am trying to add the addon domain and getting the error.
"Sorry, but I don't think a domin name less than six characters is valid."

Is there any solution to fix this issue.

Thanks
Steve.

 

[mail2sacp]

hello,

Does anyone have solution for this?????


-Steve

 

[richy]

Out of interest, what is the domain name you are trying to add? .com/.net/.org/.biz domains can't be less than 6 characters (as they have a minimum of 2 letters before the extension) and I can only think of "bl.uk" which is a valid domain less than 6 characters (and that's the only domain name that I can think of which is 5 characters or less: and that's a "one-off" domain - most .uk domains are in the format .co.uk/.me.uk/.gov.uk etc - with nic.uk being another "special case", but that's 6 characters).

 

[mail2sacp]

hi richy,

Thanks for your interest.

I am trying to add the addon domain with extention .ro.

I tried to add the domain .ro as main domain and its work perfect, only I cant add it as addon domain.

So is there any confugration were I can increase the limit for addon doamin to work?

-Steve.

 

[richy]

What is the full domain name you are trying to add?

 

[its_joe]

i am also getting same error

HI,


I am also getting same error.


I am trying to add for example
ab.ro (it has only 4 letter)

 

[mail2sacp]

Hi joe,

Thanks for your reply.

I am trying to add something like ab.ro as addon domain under domain abc.ro domain.

So if you get any solution please let us know.

-Steve.

 

[mail2sacp]

Hi Richy,

did you find any solution except adding it manually ?

Please update me if you find any solution for this.

Thanks
Steve.

 

[Spiral]

There are some known bugs in the "Add-On Domain" functions that have
been around for a long, long time and still uncorrected ....

Namely, Add-On domains require a minimum length and will not allow
you to add a domain that begins with a numeric digit even though
that is perfectly valid and used by many domains now.

You have 2 options to get around this problem ---

1. Alter the logic code for Cpanel for add-on domains so the checks are
not performed against the domain name. (1 file to edit - easy)

2. Setup the domain as a regular account instead of an add-on domain.
The extra checks performed on "add-on" domains are not performed
when setting up the same domain on it's own hosting account.

 

[cybertrax]

Another weird domain

There is another domain that is tiny - x.com. This was the original domain of the company x.com that created Paypal. When eBay bought them out they kept the domain still active. I reckon it's worth a small fortune now.