14 Lis
2008
14 Lis
'08
18:47
thanks, you are very clear
i will have to think about how to solve this :)
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Emne: Re: SV: Disable domain ? (object state description)
No, this is not possible.
I should wrote it before, my offered solution is not exactly what you
are looking for. Situation is simple. If you register domain, it's
registered. We work in the most liberal way it's possible. There is no
pending registration. This is of course possible because of prepaid
model. If domain was paid, we must register it. First come, first serve.
You can of course build some extension over this model, for example
somewhou buffer 'create_domain' requests in some external storage for
month and send them into Fred later.
In Fred there is just an option to block already registered domain and
for example you can delete that domain after month by some other
external script.
Jaromir.
Petur Kirke píše v Pá 14. 11. 2008 v 17:13 +0000:
About this matter i need to ask one more question:
I told you this before:
When the customer makes a B application, the domain will be created 1
month after the application is done.
Another thing is (according to our rules), that it should also be
possible for other customers to apply for the same domain name in this
period.
So the question is:
Is it possible to create 2 or more of the same domain name, when the
first one has got another object state ?
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Emne: Re: Disable domain ? (object state description)
Yes, this is possible with Fred because of feature called "object
states". Each object in Fred (domain, contact, nsset, keyset) can have
associated some states. Some of them can be assigned automatically, for
example domain state 'Expired' is set according to current time and
domain.exdate. Some of them can be assigned manually as
serverTransferBlocked. These states usually "trigger" some action (email
notification, registrar epp poll message creation, object
unregistration..) All this activity is done in call fred-admin
--object_regular_procedure. So proper Fred installation needs to put
this call into cron script and call it every day.
I attached one old document describing it in more detail. All is driven
by set of postgresql procedures in fred-db/sql/states.sql.
One of these states is 'serverOutzoneManual'. These state blocks domain
from generation into zone, so it's technically "disabled".
There should be a dialog in web administration to support this feature
but it's not there right now, so you need to issue these two sql
commands (you must now ID of domain):
sql>INSERT INTO object_state_request (object_id,state_id,valid_to)
VALUES (ID,7,CURRENT_TIMESTAMP+INTERVAL '1 month');
sql>SELECT update_object_state(ID);
After month, daily procedure will clean this state and domain will get
into zone.
Regards,
Jaromir
Petur Kirke píše v St 05. 11. 2008 v 14:22 +0000:
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In Faroe Islands we have 2 kinds of domain
applications named A applications and B applications.
When the customer makes an A application, the domain is created immediately.
When the customer makes a B application, the domain will be created 1 month after the
application is done.
So my question is:
Is it possible to create one domain (incl. contacts, nameservers) in FRED, and make it
DISABLED until 1 month is gone ?
Or do i have to save all the information outside of FRED until 1 month is gone, and then
create the domain in FRED ?
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Petur
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