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Add domains.account to new zone #25

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jpmens opened this issue Feb 9, 2015 · 5 comments · Fixed by #94
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Add domains.account to new zone #25

jpmens opened this issue Feb 9, 2015 · 5 comments · Fixed by #94

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@jpmens
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jpmens commented Feb 9, 2015

The PowerDNS API now exposes domains.account via the API. It would be nice if nsedit would allow this to be set on Add new zone and edited on Edit zone.

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What content would you expect here? If I understand #powerdns correctly, this will (or might) be overwritten by the receiving nameserver if the sender is a supermaster..

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jpmens commented Feb 10, 2015

If supermaster is in operation that would probably happen, yes, but no otherwise I think.

What I'd like to be able to add to account is an otherwise unchecked string of length <= varchar(40).

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Woulnd't that be redundant with 'Owner' ? Or do you want to see the owner in the Pdns database?

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jpmens commented Feb 10, 2015

I assume you mean nsedit's "owner"? That's not visible through the PowerDNS API is it? :)

I need a blob (however small) of info which an admin can edit and which is returned via the API

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Running 3.4.2 I don't see this exposed. As soon as this becomes available in a release, I'll have a look at it (shouldn't be too difficult to implement).

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