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Went to register a sub-domain and when I got to setting the reverse resolver the UI displayed completely wrong things, including showing the wrong sub-domain and indicating that the reverse resolution would be to the owner and not to the address i was registering.
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What domain was this on? The part about the address is correct - you cannot set the reverse record for any address except the one you're sending transactions from. This shouldn't show up as an option unless the address record resolves to the current account, however.
the issue is the it was showing information about different subdomain.
also the value in the undesirable field is confusing as it shows the account owner? rather than the value that will be set.
This is on the mainnet. The functionality is correct. The UI is partly wrong and mostly confusing tho.
Sent from my phone, please excuse typos.
On Jan 15, 2020, at 1:40 PM, Nick Johnson ***@***.***> wrote:
What domain was this on? The part about the address is correct - you cannot set the reverse record for any address except the one you're sending transactions from. This shouldn't show up as an option unless the address record resolves to the current account, however.
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Went to register a sub-domain and when I got to setting the reverse resolver the UI displayed completely wrong things, including showing the wrong sub-domain and indicating that the reverse resolution would be to the owner and not to the address i was registering.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: