Mark,
Not a failure to bump serial. I omitted some detail.
I don't edit the SOA explicitly. The GoDaddy GUI is responsible for
bumping the
serial , which it seems do do with a 'save'.
I did add records incrementally, saved the zone and verified that
the serial increased each time.
In message <55062475.6030...@acm.org>, Timothe Litt writes:
> Thanks. I appreciate the extra eyes.
>
> I'm pretty sure that GoDaddy has a problem between their WebGUI's database
> and their servers. The records appear in the former, but not (as you
> saw), the latter.
> Even though their GUI exp
Thanks. I appreciate the extra eyes.
I'm pretty sure that GoDaddy has a problem between their WebGUI's database
and their servers. The records appear in the former, but not (as you
saw), the latter.
Even though their GUI exports the zone file containing them with the
same zone
serial number that
On Sun, Mar 15, 2015 at 08:26:35AM -0400, Timothe Litt wrote:
> Discussing a 'you don't handle long names' issue that I discovered with
> an application's developer, I thought I'd create a test case or two for him.
>
> I did, but they don't resolve. I might be missing something, so some
> other e
Discussing a 'you don't handle long names' issue that I discovered with
an application's developer, I thought I'd create a test case or two for him.
I did, but they don't resolve. I might be missing something, so some
other eyes would be appreciated.
The test domain is hosted on godaddy's DNS.
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