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AAAA records API failure - DNS Zone Manager.

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  • MHFraser
    adding AAAA records via the WHM api works.
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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator
    Hey there! Can you let me know the specific API call you were getting an error with so I can test this on my end, as well as how you formatted the command? Just exclude the public information, like the domain name, and I can do some testing.
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  • MHFraser
    Hi I'm using the WHM "DNS Zone manager" interface
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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator
    Thanks for that information. This is a known issue that is resolved in version 98, although our team is looking into a backport for 96 at this time.
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  • Moises Perez
    Thanks for that information. This is a known issue that is resolved in version 98, although our team is looking into a backport for 96 at this time.

    Yes, please. Also, are there any plans to make bulk updates available in Manager? It kind of lacks some features, though.
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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator
    Can you let me know what type of bulk updates you're referring to?
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  • AzeDK
    Any work-around to fix this for v96 ?
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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator
    At this point I don't have a fix or version 96.
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  • AzeDK
    For other people not familiar with the API, you can use these 3 SSH commands to add, edit, and remove DNS records for AAAA You can paste them into WHM > Terminal whmapi1 addzonerecord domain=example.com name=hostname.example.com class=IN ttl=86400 type=AAAA address=2001:1:42:1::2a whmapi1 editzonerecord domain=example.com line=24 name=hostname.example.com. class=IN ttl=86400 type=AAAA address=2001:1:42:1::2a whmapi1 removezonerecord zone=example.com line=4
    Notice you need the correct line number for edit and remove, you can see this by opening the DNS Zone file manually in /var/named/example.com.db
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  • MHFraser
    This is a known issue that is resolved in version 98

    hmmm... 94 broke phpmyadmin for hosts with an ipv6 address. -> you seem to have a blindspot in regards to ipv6
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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator
    There's definitely improvements coming with IPv6 - that's something we're always looking to integrate more with the product.
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  • AzeDK
    Im surprised this bug managed to live all the way into STABLE release without getting caught. Hows the internal QA testing in those regards with new features?
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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator
    Hey, even we can't catch them all!
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  • MHFraser
    There's definitely improvements coming with IPv6

    well thats good to hear. imagine if the dns manager couldn't add or edit A records - it would be a classified a disaster and a fix pushed out overnight? I know in some circles ipv6 is considered non-prod still but ipv4 exhaustion is pretty much upon us in APNIC territory. additional ipv4 addresses need justification now Consequently I try and do as much as possible with ipv6 as I through my server hosting I can get a ipv6 /48 for nothing...
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