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Account for multiple colon's in dns key (IPv6 PTR) #441

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This fixes #428 and adds a very naive check that the type part of a key is an uppercase string.

Fixed the dnstest.io NSD servers. some cron tasks had been silently failing when re-signing records 🤷‍♂

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Looks good. I'll look into reverting the disabled tests.

@aelsabbahy aelsabbahy merged commit 33d7dbc into goss-org:master May 12, 2019
petemounce pushed a commit to improbable-eng/goss that referenced this pull request Aug 30, 2019
# By Ahmed Elsabbahy (4) and others
# Via Ahmed Elsabbahy
* upstream/master:
  Migrate from dep to go modules. (goss-org#437)
  Fix systemd service implementation to not fallback to sysv (goss-org#319) (goss-org#374)
  Fix TCP/DNS examples in the manual (goss-org#429)
  Handle invalid CLI flags (goss-org#421)
  Add "dcgoss flavour" of dgoss (goss-org#427)
  Use most recent docker files
  Revert "Disable dnstest (goss-org#440)"
  Account for multiple colon's in dns key (IPv6 PTR) and naive check that qtype matches A-Z (goss-org#441)
  fix(test): Remove mtu check due to travis changes
  Add new options to Command resource (goss-org#434)
  Disable dnstest (goss-org#440)

# Conflicts:
#	.travis.yml
#	docs/manual.md
#	integration-tests/test.sh
BenjaminHerbert pushed a commit to BenjaminHerbert/goss that referenced this pull request May 28, 2020
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Checking the the DNS PTR of a IPv6 address
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