Greetings folks!
I've thrown together a repo over at GitHub to work on an EPP over HTTP
draft (https://github.com/aeden/epp-over-http). I'd love to know if there
are others from the community who are interested on collaborating. As a
registrar, we'd love to be able to work with registries using
Peiter,
You are correct, by adding a link of a domain to O via R1, both O and R1 would
have the “linked” status and R2 would have the “ok” status. The reason is that
there is at least one active link (of any role) to the organization (O “linked”
status), there is at least one active R1 link
Hi Linlin, James,
One thing that is still not very clear to me. (and the draft offers me no
answer)
Suppose a new organization O with 2 roles (R1 and R2). Status of the
organization is 'ok', status of the roles are both 'ok'. Right?
Then I link a domain to O via R1. Is it right that status of
Hello,
On 5/22/18 14:23, Gould, James wrote:
> Patrick,
>
> Referring to the language in the RFC is the starting point in the
> discussion related to defining the problem that may or may not require a
> solution. I disagree that we should look at the various implementation
> policies
Patrick,
Referring to the language in the RFC is the starting point in the discussion
related to defining the problem that may or may not require a solution. I
disagree that we should look at the various implementation policies implemented
in the wild by registries and registrars to develop
Hi Patrick,
>
>> Registry Mapping, Roger Carney
>> Open question on boot strap for registry mapping
>> Discussion about how to distribute the data and if it is public at all.
>> Question if this data should be in EPP, RDAP or something else.
>> Next step: make a draft, adaption
>
> Why is this
On Mon, May 21, 2018, at 16:15, Gould, James wrote:
> The EPP greeting per RFC 5730 "identifies the services supported by the
> server". The EPP login command services per RFC 5730 includes "
> elements that contain URIs representing the objects to be managed during
> the session" and "MAY
Hi all,
Other thoughts? I think it's important as document shepherd to know whether we
should move on or not.
Kind regards
Pieter
> On 21 May 2018, at 05:19, Patrick Mevzek wrote:
>
> On Fri, May 11, 2018, at 15:32, James Galvin wrote:
>> With that, version 06 of this