when suggesting DNS records, leave "IN" out

people will either paste the records in their zone file. in that case, the
records will inherit "IN" from earlier records, and there will always be one
record. if anyone uses a different class, their smart enough to know they need
to add IN manually.

plenty of people will add their records through some clunky web interface of
their dns operator. they probably won't even have the choice to set the class,
it'll always be IN.
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Mechiel Lukkien
2023-10-13 08:16:46 +02:00
parent 52e71167a9
commit 850f4444d4
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@ NS dns.example.
moxacmepebble.mox1 IN A 172.28.1.10
moxmail2.mox2 IN A 172.28.1.20
dns IN A 172.28.1.30
acmepebble IN A 172.28.1.40
test IN A 172.28.1.50
localserve.mox1 IN A 172.28.1.60
postfixmail.postfix IN A 172.28.1.70
moxacmepebble.mox1 A 172.28.1.10
moxmail2.mox2 A 172.28.1.20
dns A 172.28.1.30
acmepebble A 172.28.1.40
test A 172.28.1.50
localserve.mox1 A 172.28.1.60
postfixmail.postfix A 172.28.1.70
postfix MX 10 postfixmail.postfix.example.
postfixdkim0._domainkey.postfix IN TXT "v=DKIM1;h=sha256;t=s;k=ed25519;p=a4IsBTuMsSQjU+xVyx8KEd8eObis4FrCiV72OaEkvDY="
postfix IN TXT "v=spf1 ip4:172.28.1.20 -all"
postfixdkim0._domainkey.postfix TXT "v=DKIM1;h=sha256;t=s;k=ed25519;p=a4IsBTuMsSQjU+xVyx8KEd8eObis4FrCiV72OaEkvDY="
postfix TXT "v=spf1 ip4:172.28.1.20 -all"