On Thu, Apr 20, 2000 at 11:14:11AM -0400 or thereabouts, Gregory Propf wrote:
> I'm trying to write a simple Perl program to register a domain. I can't
> use the cgi since our existing site is in PHP and integrating the
> opensrs cgi would be a problem. I was looking through the field_list
> document and saw the following for the register command
>
>
> register_domain
> domain *
> reg_username * (20)
> reg_password * (20)
> reg_domain (67 -- 63.com)
>
> Q #1) What is the difference between the domain key and the reg_domain
> key. Or are they the same?
>
domain is the new domain to register. reg_domain is a previously registered
domain, I don't know what does the server if this field is provided.
In my client reg_domain is not in the hash passed to server and it works,
maybe I'm wrong? Is there's some speed improvment if this arg is specified?
> Q #2) It looks like the system associates a username/passwd pair with
> each person who wants to register a domain. Is there a way to create a
> username *without* registering a domain? What I'm trying to do is
> "reserve" the username and then do the registration on the next page
> after they click "Confirm". This is the way our site works now and
> though it could be changed I'd prefer to keep it the same since it would
> require considerable recoding. Thanks - Greg
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-- David
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