fix bug in zone class wrt SOA/RRSig #335
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…a SOA with an RRSIG.
This was referenced Aug 20, 2024
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Thanks a lot for noticing and coming up with a PR! Did you also test if replacing a signed SOA still works? I wonder if the remembering only the SOA record alone (instead of its rrset) is even working in that case. If the license allows it, we could maybe import the sample zone file. |
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re: replacing signed SOAs: I created a second test case for that. It seemed to work, but you should look at it carefully. I'm not 100% sure it addresses your question. re: the sample zone file: it was just the one I was able to find browsing google. You'd have to ask them ("The DNS Institute") about licensing. The properly-signed examples I have access to are all reverse-related and anyway have our own contacts all over them. |
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Associated issue: #334
Its a few lines of changes to "Zone.addRecord()" that allow for ingesting zones that have both a SOA and an associated RRSig/SOA.
Additionally, there's a test case that demonstrates the bug (fails on 3.6.1, works if the fix is applied).