ok, good to know!
Thanks (again!) for the quick reply!
MJ
Op 31-08-2021 om 12:01 schreef Daniel Salzman:
Hi,
The extra white space is just a redundant separation of a long hex string. You can ignore
it.
Daniel
On 8/31/21 11:49 AM, mj wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have a (hopefully last) follow-up question on the knot-generated dnssec keys for
our domain.
>
> Our policy is is set to algorithm: ECDSAP256SHA256. Upon knot start, knot generates
the key:
>
>> knotd[25835]: info: [
company.com.] DNSSEC, key, tag 54011, algorithm
ECDSAP256SHA256, KSK, public, ready, active+
>> knotd[25835]: info: [
company.com.] DNSSEC, key, tag 49404, algorithm
ECDSAP256SHA256, public, active
>> knotd[25835]: info: [
company.com.] DNSSEC, signing started
>
> Then we query the DS key to be published, the result is:
>
>> keymgr
company.com ds
>>
company.com. DS 54011 13 2
f0892debae240caa01827becdd3d3cb0ef2512f5691ca525895777571a67e680
>>
company.com. DS 54011 13 4
462211ea3e8d3ea19a2ae803b926af8df851369527879911318f59ff72973a72452e3f29265c339c6a61537a778c43da
>
>
> Now the question. In most (if not all?) docs we read on the subject, the DS key looks
something like:
>
>> knot-dns.cz. 3600 IN DS 54959 13 2
268DE6EB7E0630953B8AF0F0037BF68FD10443BF01B5E17805AF94C2 6921897D
> or
>>
dnssec-tools.org. 21600 IN DS 9638 13 2
92551AA25C4ADE8E2882FBF4BEB5B54F9D84379B153848852B68BB3C 793F4B0B
>
> note the spaces at the end of the key string.
>
> Our knot-generated DS key does not have a space in it.
>
> Is something wrong? Do we need to add a space somewhere, or..?
>
> Thanks again in advance for providing insight :-)
>
> MJ