Daniel Manley wrote:
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> Derek Glidden wrote:
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> > [....]
> > Registering a new domain and giving it nameserver information doesn't
> > help as that new domain still does not return any nameserver data on a
> > request.
>
> the action "get_nameservers" will return nameservers that reside in the same
>namespace as the domain associated with the cookie.
I'm not sure I understand exactly what that means (I'm more a programmer
than a DNS guy) but....
> To get the nameservers "serving" a domain (primary, secondary, ...) use the
>"get_domain_info" action with the "type" parameter set to "nameservers".
...this does exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks!
So, trying to understand that first paragraph a little better, does that
mean that "get_nameservers" actually doesn't return the nameservers that
"service" that domain, but any nameservers that are running in that
domain? (i.e. if "ns1.nks.net" manages DNS for nks.net, illusionary.com
and pherret.com, it will really only show up with "get_nameservers" if
the "nks.net" domain is being managed and not "illusionary.com" or
"pherret.com" because it exists as part of the "nks.net" domain?)
> ps. I like your email signature!
Thanks, me too. :)
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