31 Bře
2012
31 Bře
'12
22:24
Hello,
Does anybody know how to migrate to fred ?
I have database with domains, NS, admin-c, etc. and would like to migrate
to fred system.
Can anybody help me with it ?
Thanks.
31 Bře
31 Bře
23:08
Hello
It's not very difficult actually. What I would recommend would be
creating script for fred-client and then manual tuning of expiration
dates with SQL queries. At least this worked when I had such a task. ;-)
Best
Piotr
On 31/03/12 22:24, fred(a)jb.rv.ua wrote:
Hello,
Does anybody know how to migrate to fred ?
I have database with domains, NS, admin-c, etc. and would like to migrate
to fred system.
Can anybody help me with it ?
Thanks.
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0:11
Hello,
Thanks for the update :)
Yeah, I understand it.
I just would like to make sure that its possible without any hard
operations and relations. Also, after your migration, Didn't it affect
your fred standard work process ?
Could you please show part of your script. Would be great to understand
fred DB scheme :)
Thanks again.
Hello
It's not very difficult actually. What I would recommend would be
creating script for fred-client and then manual tuning of expiration
dates with SQL queries. At least this worked when I had such a task. ;-)
Best
Piotr
On 31/03/12 22:24, fred(a)jb.rv.ua wrote:
Hello,
Does anybody know how to migrate to fred ?
I have database with domains, NS, admin-c, etc. and would like to
migrate
to fred system.
Can anybody help me with it ?
Thanks.
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On 01/04/12 00:11, fred(a)jb.rv.ua wrote:
Hello,
Thanks for the update :)
You're welcome.
Yeah, I understand it.
I just would like to make sure that its possible without any hard
operations and relations. Also, after your migration, Didn't it affect
your fred standard work process ?
I'm not really sure I understand what you mean by "standard work
process". Anything you do, I advise you to test it before going into
production.
It might be OK just to run commands through fred-client's batch script.
It's really easy, just look at fred-client --help and commands like
!create_contact. All in all, it's only creating a text file.
Could you please show part of your script. Would be
great to understand
fred DB scheme :)
I can't because I don't have it. ;-)
If you need to understand FRED's DB, look for (a bit outdated, but still
useful) diagram at fred.nic.cz and/or use e.g. DbVisualiser.
Best
Piotr
2 Dub
2 Dub
17:47
On Sun, 01 Apr 2012 11:21:37 +0200
Piotr Przybył <piotr(a)przybyl.org> wrote:
On 01/04/12 00:11, fred(a)jb.rv.ua wrote:
I certainly recommend fred-client for doing these tasks. Pretty simple to use and to the
point. Simply get your contacts and introduce them to FRED. Then, with care, define which
servers correspond to which client, that is, your nssets. And create the domains
associating them with the newly-created nssets. The last thing is what have been
mentioned, modifying the expiration dates. I can help with that because we had to do
exactly that.
Best regards.
--
Mario Guerra <mguerra(a)nic.cr>
Hello,
Thanks for the update :)
You're welcome.
Yeah, I understand it.
I just would like to make sure that its possible without any hard
operations and relations. Also, after your migration, Didn't it affect
your fred standard work process ?
I'm not really sure I understand what you mean by "standard work
process". Anything you do, I advise you to test it before going into
production.
It might be OK just to run commands through fred-client's batch script.
It's really easy, just look at fred-client --help and commands like
!create_contact. All in all, it's only creating a text file.
Could you please show part of your script. Would
be great to understand
fred DB scheme :)
I can't because I don't have it. ;-)
If you need to understand FRED's DB, look for (a bit outdated, but still
useful) diagram at fred.nic.cz and/or use e.g. DbVisualiser.
Best
Piotr
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