>Please read through... (btw - this is better served on dev-list, with a >side of fries) i aim for some explanations that everybody can understand. thanks for doing that, charles.
>> what is the relationship between the following OpenSRS client software ? >> opensrs-sf-1.54 March 1, 2002 >> http://sourceforge.net/projects/opensrs-sf/ >We're trying to keep this code base as closely matched to the official >release, afaik 1.54 is just a *wee* bit behind 2.51, but the update is >coming are the developers there now getting paid by OpenSRS ? >> OpenSRS v2.51 Client 01-Mar-2002 >> "As this is currently a test bed" - when is it going stable ? >> http://www.opensrs.org/src/.src.shtml >I'm not sure where you see the "test bed" text you're referring to; in the OpenSRS v2.51 Client Manual >if you're talking about the SF client, we're doing internal >training/documentation/analysis before we launch this as an officially >supported product what is the timeline for this ? >> is OpenSRS planning on providing an efficient tool for unifying profiles ? >There is a tool available (it may not be efficient) built in the 2.0.1 >"multiDNS" patch (http://opensrs.org/src/unsupported). We're working on >another solution, but with all the new TLDs it's been given little >attention of late. how much would it cost to have this developed by a third party ? how much would OpenSRS be willing to pay for code that would do that ? >> what is the best tool for listing domain names per profile, >> including and sorted by expiry date ? >manage has some functions for listing all the domains in the profile; https://manage.opensrs.net/ ? >you can edit your OpenSRS.conf and change the notification time from 60 to 365 >(or something else) the the default is sorted by expiry (soonest first) where ? kind regards philippe
