FIX #162 - removed "*." added by client.py, removed often incomplete … #163
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…fixes from most providers.
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What(What have you changed?)
Removed prepending of "*." to wildcard domains in
Client.get_identifier_authorization
to fix #162 as well as several other providers that appear to have the same problem but no open bug I can find.Why(Why did you change it?)
8 of 11 providers had the obvious
domain_name.lstrip("*')
patch, though several only apply that to adding domains, and so probably fail when deleting them (may not be checked & reported in the driver?). One other achieved the same removal in a different way. The two that didn't were rout53 (cause of the cited bug report) and powerdns, which is a fairly new driver and certainly looks like it would fail to handle "*.domain.tld". Would love to hear from @kylejohnson about that one.