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Ticket #3420 (closed enhancement: fixed)
DNS PTR Records: Last alphabetical alias (CNAME) get's PTR record, instead of the main hostname (A)
| Reported by: | it@… | Owned by: | jacalvo@… |
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| Milestone: | 2.2.X | Component: | base |
| Severity: | normal | Keywords: | |
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Description
When adding aliases (CNAME'S) to a hostname (A), the last added hostname get's the PTR record for that IP.
Since you already work with a main hostname (A) for an IP, and you can't add another hostname (A) record ("IP Address x.x.x.x already exists.) it seems logical to also have the PTR record set to that hostname.
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comment:2 Changed 19 months ago by it@…
- Summary changed from DNS PTR Records: Last added alias (CNAME) get's PTR record, instead of the main hostname (A) to DNS PTR Records: Last alphabetical alias (CNAME) get's PTR record, instead of the main hostname (A)
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Sorry, it's not the last added alias. But the last alias alphabetically. But always an alias, never the hostname itself.
For example if i add a hostname mtest, with aliases dtest and htest. The PTR record will be htest.
If i add a hostname htest, with aliases dtest and mtest. The PTR record will be mtest.