Closed Garoth closed 5 years ago
You're right - the contract needs to call a function to set its name, or to set the owner of the reverse record when it's constructed. Documentation for this is here; the simplest route is to put this in the constructor:
reverseRegistrar.claim(msg.sender)
We can't assume that the creator of a contract has the right to do that, because the creator doesn't generally have any special permissions over a contract.
Hey guys, sorry if I missed it, but there really needs to be a clear guide for setting up the reverse resolution of smart contracts
I'm the owner of
flowerpatch.app
and related FLOWER contracts. I'd love to be able to set up myflowerpatch.ens
to point to the main FLOWER contract, but reverse name resolution requires you to be logged in as the address -- which is not really possible for a contract. It seems like the way you can achieve reverse resolution is either by modifying the smart contract to have certain functions included, or perhaps by implementing a custom resolver. Upgrading my existing contracts seems undesirable currently, and I couldn't find clear instructions on a less invasive method.Alternatively, could it be possible to allow the "contract owner / creator" to set the reverse lookup on behalf of a contract? That would make life a lot simpler