Fix #806 - Create "A" instead of "CNAME" record for Client in route53 #807
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…sue #806) Creating an A record for the client avoids error when creating mailgun verification MX record for client database. Before applying this fix, existing CNAME records of clients, should be changed to A records, with the IP of their respective servers.
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Solves issue #806 for mailgun and route53 users
Creating an A record instead of a CNAME record for the client, in route53, avoids error when automatically creating mailgun verification MX record for client database.
The problem with this fix, is that before applying it, existing CNAME records of clients, should be
changed to A records, with the IP address of their respective servers. Because of this, I am not sure if this fix should be merged.
Congratulations for your great work.