joohoi/acme-dns

TXT record returns two values - doesn't seem that should be possible

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bbct commented

My renewal was failing, the value returned for my TXT record didn't match.
I used nslookup to see what the value is.
Somehow I've managed to get 2 values stored for the same TXT record:

Non-authoritative answer:
90103513-A497-46F6-944e-32CDf9D25794.My.domain.COM text =

    "SqTGI30-hNDOzuDCCARZx8_ca8dbhCCJ45emjGEQTec"

90103513-A497-46F6-944e-32CDf9D25794.My.domain.COM text =

    "M4Js9Ps56wQZn5v6_j45LQLk4ZquUjfxsXiKfRx6gBI"

The second one is the correct one, the first one must be older? Should two TXT records even exist like this?
Question 1: any idea how I managed to do this?
Question 2: how do I delete the TXT records to start from scratch?

Disclosure - As I am testing this out first, I may have registered this same domain a second time under different credentials, perhaps that is why it is returning two values?.

Perhaps I should just start with a fresh db, and start over? I've registered only a couple domains. If I need to start over, what's the best way?

Thank you for any help you can provide.

bbct commented

FYI - using Sqlite3, I queried the txt table, there were two rows for each Subdomain. I deleted the oldest for each pair, and it seems to be working now.
Still not sure how I got two TXT records for each subdomain...

aduzsardi commented

afaik , that's the desired behaivor (having 2 txt records) for wildcard certificates

bbct commented

Interesting, aduzsardi. It wasn't actually a wildcard cert I requested, though. Just a single domain.

joohoi commented