It means if you transfer X amount of domains, and ONE of them (or a few)
are under 60 days old, then only those domains that don't qualify are
cancelled - the rest of the domains in the batch will go through.
Once a batch is accepted by the end user (Admin Contact) and enters our
system they're all handled as individual transfers from then on. The
reason for this is there is no real inherent batch transfer capability
with RRP - just one transfer request at a time :)
David Harris wrote:
>
> Charles Daminato wrote:
> > Only singular domains will get kacked on you :)
>
> What does this mean? That if I try to transfer just a single domain it will
> cause an error on transfer if the domain is less than 60 days old, but the
> bulk_transfers function allows things to sneak by?
>
> > No reason why you can't write a parser to check whois output for dates -
> > it might be better for you :) At least a hook to bypass it manually if it
> > doesn't work for specific cases (i.e. can't reach whois server).
> >
> > Just a note - we use a different regex for each different Registrar's
> > whois output (as there's no standard), so you might have a bit of work
> > cutout for you :)
> >
> > And no, the regex's aren't going to be released - I have no idea where
> > they are in the piles of code :)
>
> Right -- I was intending to right my own parser.. but only for Network
> Solutions domain names, as I don't want to spend a lot of time on it. And I'm
> guessing that for now most transfers are coming from Network Solutions. :-)
>
> David
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Charles Daminato
OpenSRS Support Manager
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