but that still does a loop around a domain list, submitting an sw_register for each
domain.... we don't currently have a bulk_register like we have the bulk_transfer
today... we'll put it on the list for a future release.
Dan
Charles Daminato wrote:
> You can do this:
>
> http://www.yoursite.com/cgi-bin/reg_system.cgi?action=bulk_order
>
> Parse through reg_system.cgi for usage - this IS documented (as far as I
> know...)
>
> Derek Glidden wrote:
> >
> > Is there an equivalent action to "bulk_transfer" only for new
> > registrations? (i.e. "bulk_register") I'd like to send a single
> > request with a list of domains to register against a particular profile
> > that will be processed immediately.
> >
> > It looks like "sw_register" would almost work, but we need the action to
> > be processed without someone having to go click stuff on the web
> > interface manually, and I guess the people here actually doing the
> > registration stuff don't want to change the "process immediate" settings
> > that we have now.
> >
> > Ideally, I'd love to be able to send a command that simply looks like:
> >
> > $request = {
> > action => "bulk_register",
> > attributes => {
> > domain_list => @domain_list,
> > reg_username => $reg_username,
> > reg_password => $reg_password,
> > reg_domain => $reg_domain
> > }
> > }
> >
> > without having to explicitly pass all the other contact/nameserver info
> > along with the request.
> >
> > Our customer base is not "Joe Average wants to register a domain" but
> > rather companies who will be registering large numbers of domains all
> > under the same profile with all the same contact and nameserver
> > information, so a feature like this would be great for us.
> >
> > Additions to the protocol like this would make my life much easier (not
> > that it's so tough to issue a "get" action with "All_domain" as the type
> > and then just pull the contact_list and nameserver_list from the
> > response and plug it back into the new request, but if I could skip that
> > step, it would be even better.) and ultimately make registration for our
> > clients work better since I wouldn't have to do something like:
> > "foreach($domain) { register($domain) }". When network latency is high,
> > it can take several minutes to register a few domains. If I could pass
> > a whole list of domains all at once with just one request, that would be
> > ideal.
> >
> > If there's something like this already, please point it out since I
> > don't see anything like it in either the documentation or the existing
> > CGI!
> >
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> Charles Daminato
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