diff --git a/Domain Connect Spec Draft.adoc b/Domain Connect Spec Draft.adoc index 0a4405f..47ffc31 100644 --- a/Domain Connect Spec Draft.adoc +++ b/Domain Connect Spec Draft.adoc @@ -473,10 +473,8 @@ would be queried. "urlAPI": "https://api.domainconnect.virtucondomains.example", "width": 750, "height": 750, - "urlControlPanel": "https://domaincontrolpanel.virtucondomains.ex - ample/?domain=%domain%", - "nameServers": ["ns01.virtucondomainsdns.example", "ns02.virtucon - domainsdns.example"] + "urlControlPanel": "https://domaincontrolpanel.virtucondomains.example/?domain=%domain%", + "nameServers": ["ns01.virtucondomainsdns.example", "ns02.virtucondomainsdns.example"] } ---- @@ -823,7 +821,7 @@ p=3,a=RS256,d=weDjXrJwIDAQAB ---- -Here the public key is broken into four records in DNS, and the data +Here the public key is broken into three records in DNS, and the data also indicates that the signing algorithm is an RSA Signature with SHA-256 using an x509 certificate. The value for "a" if omitted will be assumed to be RS256, and for "t" will be assumed to be x509. @@ -1659,8 +1657,6 @@ Each record will contain the following elements. |enum |type |(REQUIRED) Describes the type of record in DNS, or the operation impacting DNS. + -|type -|(REQUIRED) Describes the type of record in DNS, or the operation impacting DNS. + Valid values include: A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV, or SPFM. + The DNS provider MUST support the core set of records A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV. + @@ -1914,8 +1910,8 @@ template when re-applying a template. To avoid unnecessary conflict warnings to the user, under normal use when re-applying a template such a DNS Provider should remove the previously applied template on the same host. -This may not be desireable for all templates, as a limited set of templates are designed to -be applied multiple times. To faciliate this the template can have the flag <> +This may not be desirable for all templates, as a limited set of templates are designed to +be applied multiple times. To facilitate this the template can have the flag <> set. This tells the DNS Provider that the template is expected to be written multiple times and that a re-apply MUST NOT remove previous instances.