the address is the same for everything in the screenshots i posted besides the address of the resolver contract which is the public one suggested in step 1
Either one will throw an exception if the name is not valid.
the name is: https://app.ens.domains/name/ethdevtools.xyz
@Arachnid Cloudflare's chosen cipher suite is Algorithm 13, also known as ECDSA Curve P-256 with SHA-256. I use name.com as a registrar which seems to support others but apparently Cloudflare doesn't use anything else. Can you recommend a good (free?) DNS service that supports DNSSEC with RSA?
We will be adding P256 support soon, though it is more expensive in gas terms.
thanks for the help!
"export 'default' (imported as 'DNSRegistrarJS') was not found in '
@ensdomains/dnsregistrar
'
@ ./node_modules/
@ensdomains/ui
/src/index.js
@ ./node_modules/
@ensdomains/react-ens-address
/dist/Address.js
Has anyone successfully used that library?
@bonedaddy you'd have to run your own ethdns resolver to do that. Details at https://github.com/wealdtech/coredns-ens/
Hey everyone, I have to be missing something super simple. When I try to truffle deploy I get Error: Could not find artifacts for @ensdomains/ens/contracts/ENSRegistry from any sources
For https://github.com/ensdomains/subdomain-registrar
For https://github.com/ensdomains/subdomain-registrar
and I am just following directions from the README
Hi
Is it possible to create an @ or email address as a unique id instead of a sub domain name? e.g: alice@myWallet.eth
an this email address can be linked to an eth address to receive ETH and can receive and send email too in our traditional MX world. Thanks
Is it possible to create an @ or email address as a unique id instead of a sub domain name? e.g: alice@myWallet.eth
an this email address can be linked to an eth address to receive ETH and can receive and send email too in our traditional MX world. Thanks
I am considering integrating ENS on to our platform and have some questions about it.
When there is an address with 2 or more ENS names configured, which name would it pull as a default?
When there is an address with 2 or more ENS names configured, which name would it pull as a default?
Also wouldn't someone who owns like a crude name point to an address as well?
Is there anyway to prevent this?
Is there anyway to prevent this?
@asghaier76 Anyone can add a new coin type - just make sure you use the canonical binary encoding, and preferably send us a PR to the EIP so we can let others know what that is in one place.
@Dziubutkus Have you done an "npm install" first?
@justethales No; ENS names are domains, not email addresses.
@Elvis04746500_twitter Reverse resolution is configured by the address owner, by calling claim or setName on the reverse registrar. Only they can set what name their address resolves to.
is there any possibility of doing batched transactions for setting up names? For instance, onboarding a new user to an app, would it be possible to gather say a BTC address, ETH address, LTC address, etc and then submit 4-5 subdomains at once or do they need to all be seperate transactions?
If you could, I'd love for you to ping me on TG about it since I don't go on here too frequently. My Telegram is @ansteadm. Not sure if I get notifications here.
@1SPIRIT the address set on https://etherscan.io/address/resolver.eth should be the default resolver
@dlmccoy here is some information about registrations : https://cn.etherscan.com/token/tokenholderchart/0xfac7bea255a6990f749363002136af6556b31e04