Christian Seberino wrote:
The super-genius security guy that wrote qmail also wrote
a paper on why CNAME is a bad idea.......
So should everyone NEVER use it?
Can you ALWAYS get the same result by just using more
A records???
e.g. Use 2 A records to set www.mydomain.com and mydomain.com
to SAME IP address without CNAMEs!!!
It's just more maintenance when your IP changes
Think of CNAME as a symlink, rather than a copy of the file all over the
filesystem
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