Identity Manager for DNSSEC Awesomeness #513
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…omatically generating TLSA records
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| domain = self.filter_qname(fqdn).order_by('-name_length')[0] | ||
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| raise Domain.DoesNotExist | ||
| subname = fqdn[:-len(domain.name)].rstrip('.') |
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This has been addressed in f2f396d which already is in main, but this PR's base is out of date.
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Early preview on a concept that enables users to publish the identities (or hashes, fingerprints, ... thereof) of their web/email/SSH servers, email encryption keys, etc in the DNS.