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InlineResponse200223ResultData

Properties

Name Type Description Notes
domain str The domain that the function used to check the DKIM record. This will be the value of the domain parameter with a `default._domainkey` prefix. [optional]
error str A message that details the reason why the DNS lookup failed. Note: The function only returns this value when the `state` returned is the `ERROR` value. [optional]
expected str The DKIM record's contents. [optional]
records List[InlineResponse200223ResultRecords] The domain's DNS DKIM TXT records. Important: This function may fail to preserve whitespace in DKIM records. [optional]
state str The domain's DKIM record status. Possible values: * `VALID` The DKIM record is valid. * `MALFORMED` A single DKIM record exists, but the record does not match the expected DKIM specifications. * `MISMATCH` A DKIM record exists, but it does not match the expected public key. * `MISSING` No DKIM record exists for the domain. * `MULTIPLE` Multiple DKIM records exist. * `NOPUB` No key exists on the local server for the domain. * `ERROR` The record's DNS lookup failed. The function returns the reason in the error return. [optional]
validity_cache_update str The result of the DKIM record's validity cache update operation: * `set` The domain is invalid but passed its validity check. The validity check now passes the domain as valid. * `unset` The domain is invalid and did not pass its validity check. The validity check does not pass the domain as valid. * `valid` The domain is valid and passed its validity check. There are no changes required. * `invalid` The domain is invalid and failed its validity check. There are no changes required. * `none` The domain is invalid, but the system will not take further action. * `error` The domain's validity check operation failed. [optional]

Example

from clientapi_cpanel.models.inline_response200223_result_data import InlineResponse200223ResultData

# TODO update the JSON string below
json = "{}"
# create an instance of InlineResponse200223ResultData from a JSON string
inline_response200223_result_data_instance = InlineResponse200223ResultData.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the object
print(InlineResponse200223ResultData.to_json())

# convert the object into a dict
inline_response200223_result_data_dict = inline_response200223_result_data_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of InlineResponse200223ResultData from a dict
inline_response200223_result_data_from_dict = InlineResponse200223ResultData.from_dict(inline_response200223_result_data_dict)

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