What's the difference between the batch.opensrs.net server and the normal
one? I thought I'd be nice and bash on it for half dozen or so lookups we
do 4 times a day... but it's choking on me...
DomainWatch::OpenSRS=HASH(0x84b7588)opensrs lookup on 'davidmeservy.com' failed:
$VAR1 = {
'response_code' => 'OPS_ERR',
'response_text' => 'OPS Decode Error: Envelope Protocol Not Supported',
'is_success' => '0',
'attributes' => {
'reason' => undef,
'status' => undef,
'price_status' => undef,
'upg_to_subdomain' => undef
}
};
The same code was working until I changed $OPENSRS{REMOTE_HOST}
to be "batch.opensrs.net" ... this was just a simple availability
check e.g.:
my $lookup_request = {
action => "lookup",
object => "domain",
attributes => {
domain => $domain,
}
};
my $lookup_results = $opensrs_xml_client->send_cmd( $lookup_request );
Or are we simply supposed to use batch.opensrs.net to repeatedly
send "register this domain" requests??? :-)
p.s. Is this the right list? It is a code question, but not client code
development. The discuss list doesn't seem very technical :-)
-Tom
