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What does Error: multiple DS with keytag: 53376 mean #21
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Same with pineapple.cx
Does that mean expired? |
I think multiple DS with same keytag is clear enough but I should clarify "is not valid anymore". I very much agree about having a full testsuite but it is difficult/time-consuming the generate such a testsuite, as the errors normally does not happen (DNS servers do these automatically), so probably it should be generated manually. Added #22 for this |
I'm new at DNSsec so my question is even more basic: Should keytags be unique? Is in an indication that one keytag holder is impersonating another? The set of test domains I use are suspected to be bad somehow. |
Is that bad like an expired certificate? Is there an expiry date you can show? |
This is exactly my point, you need to know about DNSSEC to use this tool, or you should be learning about DNSSEC while using it e.g. while learning my blog post. |
Yes it is like an expired certificate. Fixed with ca4aed2 |
I got this error on kryptonit.org
I know it's a tool for experts, but documentation a few of the most common errors in the
except:
clauses of___main__.py
would help people like me who have never used DNSsec before.It might also go in a testsuite to make sure you are raising errors on know bad domains.
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