Hello
I was stumbling over a rather theoretical problem and I was hoping to
get some feedback from the group.
Given a <domain:create> with a <secDNS:update> instead of a
<secDNS:create> extension what would be the correct answer ?
Precondition: The domain would not yet exist and therefore also no
dnssec data is present at the registry.
The <domain:create> would normally succeed with result code 1000 but the
dnssec part would fail because the verb was <update> instead for <create>.
Whats the correct response?
Create the domain without dnssec and return 1000 seems to be misleading...
An update of a non existing domain would normally lead to "2303 The
object does not exist" but this is not applicable to dnssec is it?
Thanks!
Martin Casanova
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