Re: [lamps] CAA tags
Stephen Farrell <stephen.farrell@cs.tcd.ie> Tue, 19 December 2017 12:13 UTC
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Subject: Re: [lamps] CAA tags
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Hiya, I've not been following this closely but since you said: On 18/12/17 20:45, Tim Hollebeek wrote: > Pre-spec for discussion. It’s current status is “I sat down for an > hour, reviewed meeting minutes and read some stuff, and circulated > some notes”. I guess it may be ok to throw in a requirement to keep an aspect of the status quo: I'd like to ensure it remains possible for a whole bunch of DNS domains to use the same CAA RR value and for that to continue to make sense. I've no problem if optional things can be added that are domain-specific so long as I don't have to create custom CAA values for every domain. My reason for wanting that is that I deal with sets of domains who can all currently sensibly use the same CAA value and that's easy to handle. If I had to go changing the value for each, esp if that had to be re-done regularly, or even worse, sporadically, that'd be a PITA. Apologies for the interruption if this is already taken as a given, but I wasn't sure based on the recent mails about phone numbers etc. Thanks, S.
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