It's a pretty good bet that your private key somehow got munged in the transition from the web page to the .conf file.  Be sure that you generate the private key from the same server you're logging in to.  E.g., your .conf below is set up to log into the production server, so you need to generate a key from https://rr-n1-tor.opensrs.net/~vpop/resellers for it to work properly.  If you change your .conf to log in to horizon.opensrs.net, then you should generate the private key on https://horizon.opensrs.net/~vpop/resellers
 
Are you a live reseller or just working on RITE testing?  If you haven't passed the RITE tests and been "cleared" for production, then you should be logging in to horizon.  If you've JUST passed the RITE tests, it's possible that (a) you didn't submit the necessary information to be set up on the production server, or (b) OpenSRS hasn't yet completed the changes.  In that case, an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] is your best bet.
 
Hope that helps...
 
(By the way, you should DEFINITELY generate a new key in any case, since you just posted your "private" key to a very public list.)

Regards,
Eric Longman
Atl-Connect Internet Services
 
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----- Original Message -----
From: test
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 3:35 PM
Subject: Logging in to OpenSRS server... ERROR: Unable to establish socket!

Hello Everyone.
 
If you now how we can solve this problem, please help.
 
Thanks.
 
Nikolai
====================
 
PROBLEM:
Running verify_install.cgi i get this message:
Checking for Digest::MD5... OK
Checking for Crypt::DES... Not found!
Checking for Crypt::Blowfish... Not found!
Checking for Crypt::CBC... OK
Logging in to OpenSRS server... ERROR: Unable to establish socket!
=================================
 
OPERATING SYSTEM
Windows 2000 server
and I can do telnet from the box to rr-n1-tor.opensrs.net 50000
=================================
 
LIST OF INSTALLED MODULES
Archive-Tar                [0.072] module for manipulation of tar archives.
Compress-Zlib           [1.03 ] Interface to zlib compression library
Crypt-Blowfish_PP     [1.11 ]
Digest-MD5               [2.09 ]
HTML-Parser             [2.23 ] SGML parser class
MIME-Base64            [2.11 ] Encoding and decoding of base64 strings
PPM                         [2    ] Perl Package Manager: locate, install, upgrade  software packages.
URI                           [1.04 ] Uniform Resource Identifiers (absolute and relative)
XML-Element             [1.07 ] Base element class for XML elements
XML-Parser                [2.27 ] A Perl module for parsing XML documents
libwin32                     [0.16 ] A collection of extensions that aims to provide  comprehensive access to the Windows API.
libwww-perl                [5.45 ] Library for WWW access in Perl
=======================================
 
PERL VERSION
ActivePerl 5.6
=======================================
 
 
OpenSRS.conf FILE
 
#!/usr/bin/perl
# opensrs client conf file
 
use vars qw($ADMIN_EMAIL $PATH_SOURCE $PATH_LIB $PATH_TEMPLATES %OPENSRS
     %REG_SYSTEM %REGISTER %MANAGE $MAIL_TYPE
     $MAILPROG $LOCALHOST $SMTP_SERVER $SMTP_PORT);
 
my $USERNAME          = "webr"; # XXX insert username here
my $PRIVATE_KEY       = "a376e6937ff11941db50e4987215c9303eb335aa75b6049a"; # XXX insert DES key here
$ADMIN_EMAIL          = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]';
 
$PATH_SOURCE          = "c:\inetpub\opensrs"; # e.g., "/home/username/opensrs"
$PATH_LIB             = "c:\inetpub\opensrs\lib";
$PATH_TEMPLATES       = "c:\inetpub\opensrs\templates";
 
%OPENSRS = (
     username => $USERNAME,
     private_key => $PRIVATE_KEY,
     REMOTE_PORT => 50000,
     REMOTE_HOST => "rr-n1-tor.opensrs.net",
     LOOKUP_REMOTE_PORT => 51000,
     LOOKUP_REMOTE_HOST => "rr-n1-tor.opensrs.net",
 
     crypt_type => 'Blowfish_PP', # DES, Blowfish, or Blowfish_PP (slow!)
 
     lookup_all_tlds => 1, # lookup similar available domains
     );
 
# flags affecting cgi's behavior
%REG_SYSTEM = (
        debug => 1,
 
        # boolean: 1 is true, 0 is false
 
        # allow clients to provide their own custom data
        custom_tech_contact => 0,
        custom_nameservers => 0,
 
        F_VERIFY_CC     => 1, # verify credit card number
        F_SEND_ORDERS   => 1, # send orders to $ADMIN_EMAIL
        F_SEND_THANKYOU => 1, # send thank you note to customer
        );
 
%REGISTER = (
      debug => 1,
      );
 
%MANAGE = (
    debug => 1,
    );
 
################################################################
#### select type of mail delivery and adjust any necessary variables
 
#### 'sendmail' option is recommended for servers on UNIX based systems
#### if you do not have sendmail on your system, set $MAIL_TYPE to 'smtp'
$MAIL_TYPE = "smtp"; # valid options: sendmail, smtp
 
#### define this if you set $MAIL_TYPE = 'sendmail'
#$MAILPROG = '/usr/sbin/sendmail -t -oi -oem'; # path and args for sendmail
 
#### recommended option for servers on win32 platform
#### define these values if you set $MAIL_TYPE = 'smtp'
$LOCALHOST   = 'thw.webraided.com';
$SMTP_SERVER = 'mail.webraided.com';
$SMTP_PORT   = 25;
#################################################################
 
1;
 

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