How is it you are able to change a domain from active back to pending?
Also I don't see any of what your seeing. If that were the case that the
manage.cgi information didn't match what was displace on the reseller
interface then there would be problems passing the RITE testing. Since your
manage.cgi isn't processing things correctly for OpenSRS to see that you
passed item #3 or #4 on this. I showed in my testing that it did update
correctly in both interfaces when I changed the DNS and the billing contact.
I don't quite follow what your saying, and I don't see the problems that
your seeing. Also remember if a domain is ever listed as "PENDING" it is not
editable.
Tim Jung
System Admin
Internet Gateway Inc.
tjung@igateway.net
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bill Gerrard" <bill@daze.net>
To: "Tim Jung" <tjung@igateway.net>; "Tom McDonald" <tom@opensrs.org>;
<dev-list@opensrs.org>
Cc: <discuss-list@opensrs.org>
Sent: Monday, January 10, 2000 1:02 AM
Subject: RE: Re[2]: Registration System
> > Ok lets back up a second, and start from the top.
> >
> > I fill out all the forms as a customer to register a domain with the
> > reg_system.cgi. Ok now I get back the confirmation email saying thanks
for
> > the order. If at this point I try to manage my domain with manage.cgi as
a
> > customer the result is a no go. So as the partner of OpenSRS I go to the
> > special web site punch in my reseller login and password. Go to the
domain
> > queue list and tell the system to go ahead and process the domain that
was
> > waiting in the queue. Now as the customer I go back to the
> > manage.cgi script
> > and fill out the name and login for the domain, I can now edit anything
I
> > want for this domain since it is now an "active" domain.
> >
> > The only thing that would make the above process different would be if
on
> > the special OpenSRS reseller interface web site you told it not to queue
> > your domain requests but rather instantly process them. Once the
customer
> > filled out the forms to register a domain they could instantly manage
them
> > with the manage.cgi script if the reseller were setup like this instead.
>
> There is no problem with this process. However, now take the next step.
> Make some changes to the domain in manage.cgi. Then go back to the
reseller
> interface and view the "completed" domain. The changes made in manage.cgi
> do not appear in the reseller interface. Then make some changes in the
> reseller interface--to do so, you need to change the status to pending.
> Make your changes and set the status back to completed. Go into
manage.cgi,
> and the changes from the reseller interface do not appear.
>
> In Tom's e-mail, I take it that changes in manage.cgi should be visible in
> the reseller interface and changes in the reseller interface should be
> visible in manage.cgi
>
> (the reseller interface referenced is
> https://horizon.opensrs.net/~vpop/resellers/)
>
>
> > I hope that better explains it.
> >
> > Tim Jung
> > System Admin
> > Internet Gateway Inc.
> > tjung@igateway.net
> >
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