Hi all,
While coding to implement the modify_domain commands of the 2.57 API, I
ran into some problems.
The scenario:
My domain has the following nameservers registered in the Whois dbase:
1 => ns1.test.nl
2 => ns2.test.nl
The domain's account has four nameservers registered, ns1 through ns4.
While testing my code, I tried to update the domain's nameservers to:
sortorder 1 => ns2.test.nl
sortorder 2 => ns1.test.nl
All went well. However, while trying to update from:
sortorder 1 => ns1.test.nl
sortorder 2 => ns2.test.nl
to:
sortorder 1 => ns2.test.nl
sortorder 2 => ns3.test.nl
I get:
Domain error: 405: Registry error, domain's nameservers not updated
[Attribute value not unique]
I am a little confused, since I am following all the specs. See below for
the nameserver_list array (Perl Data::Dumper).
How does the registry update the nameservers? Does it traverse the
nameserver_list and simply updates nameservers one by one? That would on
the one hand explain the "not unique"-ness of the attribute value, since
after the first update the nameserver_list holds 1 => ns2, 2 => ns2. On
the other hand, why then does switching nameservers work?
How have you implemented this updating of nameservers?
Kind regards, thanks in advance,
Allard Hoeve
PS: Weirdness increases while trying to update the first two nameservers
and trying the rest (a third) at the same time...
___ communications:
(*) Dumping nameservers... Registry holds:
$ns_list = [
{
'ipaddress' => undef,
'sortorder' => '1',
'encoding_type' => undef,
'name' => 'ns2.byte.nl'
},
{
'ipaddress' => undef,
'sortorder' => '2',
'encoding_type' => undef,
'name' => 'ns3.byte.nl'
}
];
(*) Updating nameservers... Trying to set:
$ns_list = [
{
'sortorder' => '1',
'action' => 'update',
'name' => 'ns1.byte.nl'
},
{
'sortorder' => '2',
'action' => 'update',
'name' => 'ns2.byte.nl'
}
];
Domain error: 405: Registry error, domain's nameservers not updated
[Attribute value not unique]
(*) Dumping nameservers again... Registry now holds:
$ns_list = [
{
'ipaddress' => undef,
'sortorder' => '1',
'encoding_type' => undef,
'name' => 'ns2.byte.nl'
},
{
'ipaddress' => undef,
'sortorder' => '2',
'encoding_type' => undef,
'name' => 'ns3.byte.nl'
}
];
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