Closed felixoi closed 1 year ago
AttributeError: 'CloudflareProvider' object has no attribute '_data_for_TLSA'. Did you mean: '_data_for_A'?
How'd you hit that error? I just created a TLSA
record in my test setup and it's skipped/ignored as expected/:
I can only get that to happen when TLSA
is added to the SUPPORTS
list on the provider. Support for the type can be added, but obviously isn't included currently.
@ross As I didn't edit the list, I've checked some other things and it seems like the error started because of an unescaped IPv6 address (introduced in https://github.com/felixoi/dns/commit/c8e1eb5c0159f305483ab5b60a7cf10f6761934d). After wrapping it in
It happend randomly again after it worked before when escaping an IPv6 address (https://github.com/felixoi/dns/commit/e55dabd78deb4e024f553ce73b7f54c98899c240).
Thanks for the support PR, as this enabled me to manage the TLSA record using octodns."
it now works again. Still I don't expect the TLSA error when having something unescaped.
It happend randomly again after it worked before when escaping an IPv6 address (felixoi/dns@e55dabd).
Hrm, I'll have to take another look at the provider. I didn't see a way for it to get to the point of trying to call that method, but regardless the PR should address it.
Source of support (type also available in dashboard): https://blog.cloudflare.com/additional-record-types-available-with-cloudflare-dns/. Mostly used for DANE support in mail servers.
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Currently my workflow fails because of
There is nothing configured in octodns for TLSA just a manual dns record using the dashboard.