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Exactly. For some contrast: I use tinydns, which doesn't natively support CAA records. But I wanted them so I read the CAA spec and wrote a little tool to add s
by Panino 9y ago
Exactly. For some contrast: I use tinydns, which doesn't natively support CAA records. But I wanted them so I read the CAA spec and wrote a little tool to add support for these records using the generic record format. And I'm not even a programmer! (I can write a little code, nothing serious, and nobody would hire me for it.)
And yet with all of Comodo's resources, they couldn't get this done? I can't take them seriously.
- geofft 9y agoI'd assume that Comodo wrote the code, tested the code, deployed the code, and forgot to flip the switch to actually enable it in production.