>>> I suppose we will have to write that functionality into the script 
ourselves then. <<<

Or, download and install the renew.cgi script. :)

Rich Shockney
RS Marketing


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Kinsey
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 10:06 PM
To: Robert L Mathews; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: manage.opensrs.org problems/questions.


Robert L Mathews said

>At 6/14/01 5:48 PM, Jeremy Anthony Kinsey wrote:
>
>>How come the customer cannot renew their domains for addtional years, or 
>>set up an "auto-renew" from manage.opensrs.org?
>
>Because you couldn't charge them for it (or even notice that they've 
>renewed it) if they were to use manage.opensrs.org. Every time they did 
>it you would be charged $10, and you wouldn't know a thing about it 
>(except that you'd eventually run out of money).

Ok, using that psychology then, I suppose we would run out of money 
whenever someone just registers a domain.  However, we do not.  Why? 
Because we still have to approve of the registration before it goes 
through.  So it would make sense that a renewal could work the same way, 
ie., the customer either renews, or adds years to their domain 
(submitting a CC of course) and then we can just approve of it, assuming 
their CC/payment goes through.  Again, this is the same thing we are 
doing now when it comes to a new registration.  So why should a renewal 
be any different?
>
>You have to run it locally because you can only collect money locally. 
>Whether you choose to automate it (by putting payment processing into the 
>script) or handle it manually when the customer sends you money (by using 
>the reseller Web interface) is up to you.
>
I suppose we will have to write that functionality into the script 
ourselves then.

Regards,
Jeremy Anthony Kinsey
VP Network Operations

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