During server setup, check if domain actually exists and uses selected DNS provider #389
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#390 Check if we lose control over the domain
SelfPrivacy/selfprivacy.org.app
Reference: SelfPrivacy/selfprivacy.org.app#389
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Expected Behavior
During server installation, check the NS records of the domain. If they don't exist or point to another DNS provider, abort the installation and alert the user. If records exist, and they are actually valid (but we for some reason suggest that they are not), allow user to bypass this alert and continue anyway. Give a user a link to documentation regarding this situation.
Actual Behavior
If the domain exists on the DNS provider side, the app will create the server, DNS records, start it up, and then it will fail to connect. No error messages are shown.
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App Version
0.9.1
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Operating System
Android
Will it satisfy if we won't get past the initial 0 of 4 step? (Just like it was before, with the infinite yellow clock icon and stuff)
Yes.