At 05:41 PM 9/28/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Hello Scott,
>
>I like the general architecture.
Thanks!
>The only aspect I disagree with is the ability of the RSP to manually override
>the renewal notice after it has become due. I think at that point since the
>customer is in danger of permanently loosing their domain name the admin and
>tech contact have to be contacted to give them a chance to save it.
Right - we thought long and hard on this one. We basically did want to
allow people to say they do not want to renew, and not be bothered further.
>ie The RSP may have incorrectly (accidentally) configured the renewal
>information,
True - but the odds of them not sending any renewal messages, and having
manually configured the save message to no are quite slim.
>or is intentionally trying to make the customer lose the domain etc
We have to assume that RSPs are responsible. We do architect against
intentional RSP nastiness where we can, but in this case we felt that we
could draw a line closer to "trust the RSP" for a number of reasons.
Thanks for your feedback -
Regards,
sA
Scott Allan
Director OpenSRS
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
