#rfc7208
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🚨 We’re updating how we handle SPF records! In alignment with RFC 7208 recommendations, we are discontinuing support for the dedicated SPF record type (RR type 99). Going forward, all SPF records should be defined exclusively as TXT record
@shaft OK. So I believe it is legitimate to consider TXT multi-strings concatenation makes sense for SPF records in #rfc7208 and “tokenization” is more appropriate for catalog zones in #rfc9432.
#dns question about multi-string TXT records: #rfc7208 section 3.3 says they shall be concatenated w/o space. Is this applicable only to #spf records? Looking at #rfc9432 (catalog zones) section 4.3.2.1 the group example "operator-y" "bar"
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