P.S. Ah I found out how.. Strange for 2 years I never checked the payment status at the test system :) I was thinking the account balance is unlimited there.. Now I have to register several hundred domain years to make it 0. :)
Best regards, Doytchin Spiridonov mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.WebYou.com Web Design and Development --- Wednesday, March 12, 2003, 2:19:54 AM, you wrote: D> Hello Chris, D> But what they did is to set up a copy of the live system. If there was D> a domain which could be transferred millions times it wouldn't be the D> same as in the life system as if once the domain name is in transfer D> process it shouldn't be possible to transfer it again.. D> By the way how could you get out of credit at the test system? I D> really need that to test if they fixed a server side bug in the latest D> release which happens when: a) system set to send all orders at the D> pending list b) you are out of credit and c) someone does a renewal - D> then the server doesn't return a transaction ID. Right now the only D> way to test that is to run out of credit at the life system which I D> really don't want to test that way ;) D> Best regards, D> Doytchin Spiridonov mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] D> http://www.WebYou.com Web Design and Development D> --- D> Wednesday, March 12, 2003, 1:43:52 AM, you wrote: c>> On Tue, Mar 11, 2003 at 11:34:57PM +0200, Doytchin Spiridonov wrote: >>> Hello Joe, >>> >>> OK here are some: >>> >>> try.com >>> try.net >>> get.com >>> get.net >>> monitor.com >>> car.com >>> car.net >>> >>> etc! >>> >>> I would say any not so often used word should be already registered at >>> the test system but not in active transfer (as people don't test so >>> much the transfers :). So it should be easy for you to find several >>> thousand domains to test with.. c>> The point isn't that I can randomly find some domains which work c>> *today*, the point is that domains are needed which provide c>> predictable results for the life of the API, or there's no point c>> writing regression tests. c>> A further example: I ran out of credit in the testing environment, c>> while writing my test suite - as a result, all my scripts 'broke', and c>> I spent some fruitless time trying to 'fix' them purely as a result of c>> test data changing. c>> OpenSRS seem very keen on Full Access being done properly, with their c>> RITE test and so on; they need to back this up with some useful test c>> data in the Test environment. c>> Chris.
