> > We use check_transfer to determine whether a domain is renewable (IE
> > registered with us) without the user's authentication information.
> >
> > If a domain is locked, we will not get this information through this call.
> > Can this be "corrected" or is there another call that we can make that
> > will tell us whether we are the RSP or not (without authentication
> > details)?
> >
> > This is important because locked domains are still renewable.
>
> Have you received any off-list replies to this query? There has been
> little traffic on the list since your posting, and am wondering if a
> solution is available.
I am wondering if I offended the developers or something. =8-o
Can anyone at least say whether we are barking up the wrong tree or not?
There is another recent thread that says that any getting domain
information without the userid and password is not possible.
Does my query fall into the same category?
It is a problem because looking up a locked domain in our profile, and a
locked domain registered through a different RSP returns the same reason.
There are differences between the messages, but I do not want to rely on
them. (see below)
Here is the response for a locked domain outside our profile:
$VAR = {
'object' => 'DOMAIN',
'attributes' => {
'transferrable' => '0',
'reason' => 'Domain status doesn\'t allow for transfer'
},
'response_text' => 'Query successful',
'is_success' => '1',
'response_code' => '200',
'protocol' => 'XCP',
'action' => 'REPLY'
};
Here is the response for a locked domain in our profile:
$VAR1 = {
'object' => 'DOMAIN',
'attributes' => {
'status' => 'completed',
'transferrable' => '0',
'reason' => 'Domain status doesn\'t allow for transfer',
'unixtime' => '971359087',
'timestamp' => 'Thu Oct 12 09:58:07 2000'
},
'response_text' => 'Query successful',
'is_success' => '1',
'response_code' => '200',
'protocol' => 'XCP',
'action' => 'REPLY'
};
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