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Status codes
Currently we check for the following status codes for a positive response:
200,204,301,302,307,401,403
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status
We could add every status code from this list except 404 as they would all be valid content.
What do you say @OJ ? Would this be worth it?
We would like to use external-dns, but we put our customers behind imperva. I would like a solution that would automatically update imperva's origin server with the dns for the ingress load balancer.
I'm not sure that this fits the external-dns goal though. And I'd like some feedback before attempting to write a provider.
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- Issue trying to run the docker image
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From PowerDNS Recursor Settings documentation page (https://doc.powerdns.com/recursor/settings.html#forward-zones), forward-zones seems to accept only multiple domain/address pairs in a single line in order to setup multiple domains for forwarding.
From "Migrating from using recursion on the Authoritative Server to using a Recursor" documentation page (https://doc.powerdns.com/authoritative/guide
The API endpoint should generate an anchored block out of transactions in the mempool. It should only be available to a whitelist of addresses, since it's an expensive (and sensitive!) operation.
Substrings in TXT records may not be longer than 255 bytes. This should be checked at compile time (pkg/normalize/validate.go) instead of waiting to be rejected when the API rejects it.
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Hello guys,
i've seen that OctoDNS includes a "SafePlan" to prevent too much updates. I haven't seen any documentation regarding this feature setting. It's an interesting point and i think that the main documentation should describe fields like this, it will be definitively useful :).
Have a good week!
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Behavior:
Issuing vagarant hostmanager with "-h" or "--help" updates host files on vm(s). It shouldn't. Help message gets printed, anyway.
Step to reproduce:
vagrant hostmanager -h
Usage: vagrant hostmanager [vm-name]
--provider provider Update machines with the specific provider.
-h, --help Print this help
[vagrant-hostmanager:g
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