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Revision history for DNS-Oterica

0.312     2021-07-06 21:24:35-04:00 America/New_York
        - update author contact info
        - add perl version policy

0.311     2018-07-09 14:48:04-04:00 America/New_York
        - timestamp field is empty by default
        - env vars for control of timestamp and serial number
        - TinyDNS now suppresses duplicate A records by default

0.304     2016-10-10 16:27:44-04:00 America/New_York
        - DKIM version tag now always come first

0.303     2016-10-04 16:46:56-04:00 America/New_York
        - TinyDNS DKIM lines were not newline terminated; this has been fixed

0.206     2016-10-04 16:06:59-04:00 America/New_York
        - BREAKING CHANGE: networks now have "subnets" rather than one subnet
        - BREAKING CHANGE: txt records now octal-escape possible special
          characters;  if you were already doing that, it will be
          double-encoded now
        - added ->dkim to recordmaker
        - further special-case our stupid internal special-case 0-24 code

0.205     2014-12-15 09:37:04-05:00 America/New_York
        - fix broken validation of SRV records with no target

0.204     2014-12-12 17:06:48-05:00 America/New_York
        - add ->srv to recordmaker

0.203     2014-09-05 15:34:10-04:00 America/New_York
        - make it possible to emit MX records without an IP (no_ip => 1)
        - change the way that fallback/other network PTRs are generated
        - update test utilities to deal with ' lines (TXT records) in tinydns
        - allow "name" argument to "txt" record in TinyDNS to avoid needing a
          node

0.202     2013-12-13 08:22:25 America/New_York
          update repo and bugtracker

0.201     2013-07-01 22:27:24 America/New_York
          update bug tracker

0.200     2013-05-30 14:50:07 America/New_York
          [ WILL TOTALLY BREAK YOUR SETUP! ]

          "locations" are now "networks" and make sense

          a host node can have multiple interfaces, across multiple networks,
          which will result in a split horizon

          the "world" location is now the "FALLBACK" network, the "ALL" network
          performs a similar role

0.100001  2011-03-01 13:09:07 America/New_York

          first revision with a changelog