We would like to agree with all of this, every single domain we have
transferred (and probably the 3 we did today) have received invoices
from Network Solutions, a few of our clients were extremely nervious
over this as the domain names in question are worth large sums of
money to them because
>SO is this fraud, or merely incompetence, racketeering or simple arrogance?
All of the above.
>to prove NSI is in violation of RICO laws or mail fraud, the government
would
>have to prove that these late and errant invoices are intentional. um, i
don't
>think that would be an easy case
Does it matter?
Whether I intentionally speed, or accidentally do it, I still am violating
the law, am I not?
More importantly, whether or not it's done intentionally, they are reaping
the rewards, the cash, from this behavior. And since their fees are
nonrefundable (Even if paid in error), per
I found out that because the server was behind a
firewall, I had to specify the internal network address at OpenSRS.conf:
$SMTP_SERVER = 'internal.network.address';
$SMTP_PORT = 25;
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$PATH_SOURCE = "c:\inetpub\opensrs"; # e.g., "/home/username/opensrs"
$PATH_LIB = "c:\inetpub\opensrs\lib"; $PATH_TEMPLATES =
"c:\inetpub\opensrs\templates";
should be ...
$PATH_SOURCE = "c:/inetpub/opensrs"; # e.g., "/home/username/opensrs"
$PATH_LIB
= "$PATH_SOURCE/lib";$PATH
since you now have DES avaiable, have you tried using DES for the
crypt_type in the OPENSRS hash, instead of Blowfish_PP?
Dan
test wrote:
Hello Everyone, Thanks
a lot for all answers, but i still have this error message from verify_install. I
did reinstall ActivePerl 6.5 to ActivePerl 5.22
Hello Dave,
Wednesday, August 30, 2000, 1:46:27 PM, you wrote:
> SO is this fraud, or merely incompetence, racketeering or simple arrogance?
Well, considering they have known about the problem for quite a long
time now, and on at least one occasion a senior staff member at NSI
have said they ha
I AGREE
- Original Message -
From: Tony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Ken Joy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Bob Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 12:15 PM
Subject: RE: NetworkSolutions (slightly OT)
> I just followed up on the exact same situation.
> The
I have transferred dozens of domains to OpenSRS from NSI too and I still
(months later) get *all* of the about-to-expire, overdue, deactivation, and
collection notices from them, and happily trash them without second thought.
But if you'll all recall, in the pre-competition days of NSI, we freque
I've poured over the documentation, including the wonderful guide at
http://www.atlcon.net/opensrs, and cannot figure out why this mail server
(Internet Anywhere SMTP Server) is not sending mail.
Has anyone else tried this SMTP server? It seems to behave like the
Microsoft SMTP server, and I trie
On Wed, Aug 30, 2000 at 11:36:33AM -0700, test wrote:
> Logging in to OpenSRS server... ERROR: Unable to establish socket!
Unfortunately, verify_install.cgi avoids telling you exactly what the
problem is. That's unfair.
If you look at the code, in the init_socket subroutine, there are two
pla
i am getting this too .. i transferred all of my domains from network solutions, but i
still get invoices all the time .. luckily, i know enough to ignore them, but i am
sure that other people could be greatly confused by this
i suggest that when someone successfully transfers a domain that th
I just followed up on the exact same situation.
The domain in question was transfered a week before the NetSol renewal date.
I called NetSol at 1-800-779-1710 and was told by Billing Rep Kalwan after
he looked up the invoice number
that the invoice was indeed valid and that we owed $35.00 for the
I've been collecting these and following up with ICANN and in some cases NSI
directly...please fax me all the documentation, and a brief account of the
timelines and I'll include it in a report I'm working on...
Fax to:
416) 531-2516
Attn: Ken Joy
Thanks,
Ken
> -Original Message-
> Fro
OK this is not good.
This morning, I received a notice (email) from Network Solutions that a
domain of mine was due to expire.
I would not even have given it a second look, other than the fact that this
is the third one I've received this week either as owner, or administrator.
Here's my beef (
Hello Everyone,
Thanks a lot for all answers, but i still have this error message
from verify_install.
I did reinstall ActivePerl 6.5 to ActivePerl 5.22 with DES and
Blowfish_PP crypts.
verify_install recognize all of them, but it can't help.
Same problem at the last s
They do recognize Blowfish, but they don't pick up Blowfish_PP if you're
using it in lieu of Blowfish. I've added code to verify_install to look
for Blowfish_PP specifically.
Regards,Eric LongmanAtl-Connect Internet Services
+---+| Atl-Con
Am I the only one here that noticed the
scripts are not recognizing the Blowfish module?
Beuller?? Anyone??
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It's a pretty good bet that your private key somehow got munged in the
transition from the web page to the .conf file. Be sure that you generate
the private key from the same server you're logging in to. E.g., your
.conf below is set up to log into the production server, so you need to gene
Hello Everyone.
If you now how we can solve this problem,
please help.
Thanks.
Nikolai
PROBLEM:
Running verify_install.cgi i get this message:
Checking for Digest::MD5... OKChecking for Crypt::DES... Not
found!Checking for Crypt::Blowfish... Not found!Checking
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