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view call include show=packages if default view isn't jumbo or packages already), RT#5586
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transferring, revoking, renewing, etc.).
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has an associated export supporting registration. Shows the domain status
and allows registration, transfer, revocation, or renewal. Revocation
almost never works since the registries impose very short windows after
initial registration.
Also updated the OpenSRS registration export to support the additional
operations.
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report_group kludge? (still possibly not in all corner cases), RT#5446
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report_group kludge? (still possibly not in all corner cases), RT#5446
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report_group kludge? (still possibly not in all corner cases), RT#5446
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not in all corner cases), RT#5446
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not in all corner cases), RT#5446
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not in all corner cases), RT#5446
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for some basic tax grouping by name, RT#5446
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by name, RT#5446
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Net::OpenSRS.
When a domain is added and the export runs, it will register the domain or
initiate a transfer. You can also choose no action.
There's currently no provision for revoking domains or renewing
registrations.
Depending on the settings at OpenSRS, orders may look like they've succeeded
in Freeside but actually be queued pending input by the reseller at OpenSRS.
The part_export CGIs were modified to allow a multi-valued select to be used
to control which TLDs are enabled for registration.
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{view,edit}/elements/svc_Common.html RT#4081
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use the labels), RT#4081
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RT#5218
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