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WebPanel => DNS => Topic started by: luca on October 09, 2024, 02:03:10 PM
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Seems when creating an MX, for example, Bind with CWP.
@ IN MX 5 mx.domain.com
It requires a dot
@ IN MX 5 mx.domain.com.
and CWP is not clear on that. We had to change tons of domains in batch. It would be nice if it alerted about the invalid syntax.
I believe same for CNAMEs, require an extra dot at the end of the value.
Thanks.
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File a bug report. CWP should be able to check and sanitize input like this on individual form pages, as appropriate.
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Actually, it is common rule to add a dot at the end of each FQDN in DNS. In case there is no dot then the value from $ORIGIN will be added to the specified domain name.
So if $ORIGIN of the DNS zone has the value "domain.com" then both lines are equal:
@ IN MX 5 mx
@ IN MX 5 mx.domain.com.
So if you add the dot then the specified domain name is recognized as fully qualified domain name.
It is not a bug.