MichaelCee
MichaelCeeCymru
New URL whodis? - https://michaelc.ee
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- MichaelCee
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- Michael (https://michaelc.ee)
Comments
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Is it warmer yet? I want to roast some marshmallows.
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(Quote) Looks like you can drag and select a space from the previous DNS column, but I had to actually try a few times to select it.
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(Quote) (Image) Any of this going on? (Extra selection)
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(Quote) Sounds familiar but not seeing it right now. Copied txt/dkim between admin side dns and user side dns to text editors, browsers, etc.. all in order
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@exp3 (Image)
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(Quote) Should investigate the task queue automation more, but in this use case I have to go and overwrite zones on DNS2 when (for example) migrating a server for it to resolve in a timely manner. Cheers :smile:
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Is it best practise for nameservers to transfer records from server A to DNS1 then copy from DNS1 to DNS2 or to just transfer records from server A to DNS1 and DNS2 directly?
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(Quote) For a lot of companies, it is. Realistically the function is used fraudulently, not for those who have legitimately changed their name. You can try using the GDPR argument if you have no financial history with them and want your details rem…
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(Quote) Unless it's @Nick_A
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(Quote) Treat it like a lottery ticket and hope a settlement comes through the mail.
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(Quote) I thought it was like PayPal where the customer gets whatever % is considered a fee returned but the sender of the refund pays it.
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There's something broken with editing a post. I posted something in a code snippet in c'est pit, realised no spacing and tried to edit it and replace it with the quote setting by clicking the option at the top of a post and it just f5…
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It's fine, we all know Mike had too many tags. That show off.
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(Quote) Can you enlighten me a bit? Who loses out, the provider, customer or both?
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(Quote) DA also offers a script for hosts to automatically provision missing certificates which I will be using assuming I haven't missed anything.