Re: [cobalt-developers] Changing MX priority (repost)

["Paulos Putremos" <paulos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

we're actually replacing a microsoft dns server and putting a spare 
raq to good use..

i think i'll have a go at hacking the cgi script (/usr/admserv/cgi-
bin/.cobalt/dns/index.cgi) What do y'all think? If i change the values 
below will it have a negative impact?


	elsif ($type eq "mx" )
	    {
	    if ($value eq "Very-Low" )
	        { $value = "50"; }
	    elsif ($value eq "Low" )
	        { $value = "40"; }
	    elsif ($value eq "High" )
	        { $value = "30"; }
	    elsif ($value eq "Very-High" )
	        { $value = "20"; }
	    else
	        { $value = "10"; }




> Paulos Putremos wrote:
> 
> > yeah i know it'll work the same whether i put 10/20 or 30/40 but 
its
> > just to keep others happy really. its a replacement DNS server and 
the
> > powers that be will want everything exactly the same as the 
original
> > dns server.......
> 
> The "powers that be" possibly shouldn't have gotten a RaQ, then.
> 
> You can abandon the DNS gui and continue to run DNS the way you did
> before, or you can rewrite the .cgi file that converts the records 
file.
> 
> Jeff
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