All,
No William you are misreading what I posted. Read more
slowly
and completely before responding. I will repeat in BOLD larger
font what I said below again so as to make it more simple for you
to read clearly...
To WIt, again:
"Again, poor william seems to have been confused, as is not sur
On Wed, 07 Jul 1999 15:32:10 +0100, Jeff Williams
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>All,
>
> Again, poor william seems to have been confused, as is not surprising
>considering the "Source" of his information is rather inaccurate
>in context.
No, it isn't out of context Jeff, they began letting partne
All,
Again, poor william seems to have been confused, as is not surprising
considering the "Source" of his information is rather inaccurate
in context.
To Wit from:
http://www.dljdirect.com/cgi/inet/qndigest.trn?research_cde=BSW&key_nmb=BW1348&trn_key_nmb=BSW990706000575&symbol=NSOL&selection=a
On Wed, 07 Jul 1999 15:11:17 +0100, Jeff Williams
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>All,
>
> I would say that news.com's article that William posted needs
>a bit more research, as it does not jive with Melbourne IT's own
>announcement which I posted yesterday I believe.
>
> There is also another copy
All,
I would say that news.com's article that William posted needs
a bit more research, as it does not jive with Melbourne IT's own
announcement which I posted yesterday I believe.
There is also another copy (Exact) of Melbourne IT's own announcement
available at www.businesswire.com as well
On Wed, 07 Jul 1999 14:48:18 +0100, Jeff Williams
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>All,
>
> Intreating musing. This is not what their press release stated
Perhaps you should read the news more often. I posted a story well
over a week ago from news.com about them beginning to accept
registratio
All,
Intreating musing. This is not what their press release stated
William X. Walsh wrote:
> So far they are only permitted registrations from their "partners."
> They are expected some time this week or next to open registrations to
> the public though.
>
> On Wed, 07 Jul 1999 14:19:18
So far they are only permitted registrations from their "partners."
They are expected some time this week or next to open registrations to
the public though.
On Wed, 07 Jul 1999 14:19:18 +0100, Jeff Williams
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Ben and all,
>
> Nice job Ben, seems to work pretty well
Paul and all,
I agree with your conclusion here Paul. My (Browser Based
WHOIS
APP) took about 25 mins to build and takes only about 5 mins to update
as new Registrars come online. Of course mine is all JAVA driven...
>;)
I also built a nice little JAVA Serverlett that does the same
thing wi
Ben and all,
Nice job Ben, seems to work pretty well and isn't all that slow
as you seem to indicate. However you only check NSI and
Register.com. Didn't you get the announcement on Melbourne
IT yet?
Ben Edelman wrote:
> Currently it seems that there is no single authoritative WHOIS. Rathe
Dear Ben,
Name.Space has adjusted its smart Whois (sWhois) to
deal with the fragmented whois. Please see
http://swhois.net It works and will automatically
scale as new registrars come online.
FYI, It took my engineer about 15 minutes to do
what NSI should have done at their end to begin with!
Currently it seems that there is no single authoritative WHOIS. Rather,
each registrar keeps its own data of its own registrants. This makes it
difficult to figure out whether a domain is truly available for
registration, so we've rigged up a search system to simultaneously query all
operating t
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