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"That's another issue in and of itself. Still, what to do about ccTLD that aren't really used for their country? I'm sure there are some .cc domains that are from ISPs in Cocos Islands, but probably not very many. All this would be a moot point if peer.resolve_country worked with a non-default .conf though  ccTLDs missing from .conf / why they weren't in the .conf .ac / .uk territory .aq / antarctica, no flag .bv / .no territory, not in use .cc / .au territory .cs / same as .yu, not in use .cx / .au territory .gb / same as .uk, inactive .hm / .au territory .nc / .fr territory .sj / .no territory, not in use .tk / .nz territory .tp / same as .tl .um / .us territories .yt / .fr territory ccTLD missing from .bmp .eu .gf .gp .md .ps .re .su .tf .com/.net/.edu/(et cetera) default to .us flag Hope that answers any questions about what is or isn't mapped in the current .bmp and .conf files. "
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