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This requires putting your whole zone file in public, right? Seems like that might not always be a good thing for some but maybe better for others. Any plans t
by mattl 12y ago
This requires putting your whole zone file in public, right? Seems like that might not always be a good thing for some but maybe better for others.
Any plans to support something other than Github. Trying to move away from there.
- stevekemp 12y agoI'm happy to support anything that will allow a WebHook to be invoked on a push event. I'm certainly intending to look at GitBucket, and similar. Handling private repositories is a pain (at least with GitHub) because my key would need to be added to allow a clone/update. If there's a way round that, perhaps via applying patches on demand, I've not come across it. As you say hosting DNS records publicly might be a concern for some. I don't really see a way round it, and I'd guess that by and large people consider DNS-data public, by definition ..