Just to inform you that this bug is easy steps to reproduce at the end of this post. I hope the DA team can provide an explanation for this issue, as it is similar to a bug I reported in 2021 related to using the API with no feedback. The original post can be found here: https://forum.directadmin.com/threa...onf-with-api-include-step-to-reproduce.63247/
In this post, I would like to report a bug when using a template from the following location when using DNS entry name _domainkey: /usr/local/directadmin/data/templates/custom/dns_txt.conf
Steps to reproduce (this is working fine):
1) Create a new custom template with the following contents
Save the file and exit
2) To update the new records for a new domain, go to the following DNS page in your domain and click the link that says "Reset Defaults."
The output:
You will see a new TXT entry called _domainkey_working (this is working fine)
4) Now change this entry from dns_txt.conf in step 1) from
_domainkey_working="o=~; r=webmaster@|DOMAIN|"
to
_domainkey="o=~; r=webmaster@|DOMAIN|"
And click "Reset Defaults" again.
The output:
You will not see a new TXT entry called _domainkey (this is not working)
Note I can manually insert DNS TXT entry with _domainkey with no issue, it is just a template issue.
If this is not a bug, I would appreciate just an explanation for this issue of why a DNS entry with the name _domainkey does not appear in the DNS record but the other names are working fine. I need to use this entry name. Thank you.
@fln
Operating system: Debian 11
Affected DA version: latest stable v1.646
In this post, I would like to report a bug when using a template from the following location when using DNS entry name _domainkey: /usr/local/directadmin/data/templates/custom/dns_txt.conf
/usr/local/directadmin/data/templates/custom/dns_txt.conf
Steps to reproduce (this is working fine):
1) Create a new custom template with the following contents
/usr/local/directadmin/data/templates/custom/dns_txt.conf
_domainkey_working="o=~; r=webmaster@|DOMAIN|"
Save the file and exit
2) To update the new records for a new domain, go to the following DNS page in your domain and click the link that says "Reset Defaults."
The output:
You will see a new TXT entry called _domainkey_working (this is working fine)
4) Now change this entry from dns_txt.conf in step 1) from
_domainkey_working="o=~; r=webmaster@|DOMAIN|"
to
_domainkey="o=~; r=webmaster@|DOMAIN|"
And click "Reset Defaults" again.
The output:
You will not see a new TXT entry called _domainkey (this is not working)
Note I can manually insert DNS TXT entry with _domainkey with no issue, it is just a template issue.
If this is not a bug, I would appreciate just an explanation for this issue of why a DNS entry with the name _domainkey does not appear in the DNS record but the other names are working fine. I need to use this entry name. Thank you.
@fln
Operating system: Debian 11
Affected DA version: latest stable v1.646
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