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There is currently a known issue when configuring multiple programs with overlapping scope to a single bbrf instance, when trying to add a domain to each of the programs.
For example, when program1 and program2 both have *.example.com in their inscope, the command bbrf domain add www.example.com -p program1 will add a new document with identifier www.example.com to the database, and a subsequent bbrf domain add www.example.com -p program2 will silently fail without adding the new document, because a document with the same key already exists.
As a result, listing domains for program 2 with bbrf domains -p program2 will not include www.example.com.
A possible solution would be to store program names as part of the document key, but this introduces a number of other disadvantages. Another solution might be to issue a warning when specifying a scope that overlaps with the scope of another program.
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There is currently a known issue when configuring multiple programs with overlapping scope to a single bbrf instance, when trying to add a domain to each of the programs.
For example, when
program1
andprogram2
both have*.example.com
in theirinscope
, the commandbbrf domain add www.example.com -p program1
will add a new document with identifierwww.example.com
to the database, and a subsequentbbrf domain add www.example.com -p program2
will silently fail without adding the new document, because a document with the same key already exists.As a result, listing domains for program 2 with
bbrf domains -p program2
will not includewww.example.com
.A possible solution would be to store program names as part of the document key, but this introduces a number of other disadvantages. Another solution might be to issue a warning when specifying a scope that overlaps with the scope of another program.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: