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Queries that fail initially (test.example.org) should look for records of the same type that start with an asterisk (*.example.org).
Those are wildcard records.
If the tail of the query matches the part after the wildcard (example.org), the contents of the wildcard record should be returned.
Currently, multiple different things happen instead:
nsupdate> add *.jnms.user.zeus.gent 600 CNAME jnms.me
dig *.jnms.user.zeus.gent -t CNAME
=> *.jnms.user.zeus.gent. 600 IN CNAME jnms.me.
dig test.jnms.user.zeus.gent -t CNAME
=> No answer (should be "test.jnms.user.zeus.gent. 600 IN CNAME jnms.me.")
nsupdate> add *.jnms.user.zeus.gent 600 CNAME jnms.user.zeus.gent
dig *.jnms.user.zeus.gent -t CNAME
=> *.jnms.user.zeus.gent. 600 IN CNAME *.jnms.user.zeus.gent. (should be jnms.user.zeus.gent.)
Queries that fail initially (
test.example.org
) should look for records of the same type that start with an asterisk (*.example.org
).Those are wildcard records.
If the tail of the query matches the part after the wildcard (
example.org
), the contents of the wildcard record should be returned.Currently, multiple different things happen instead:
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