OpenSRS?

[Laurie-Resell1]

Originally Posted by Laurie-Resell1

Thanks Kasey for the feedback, I will get this investigated immediately.

Sorry there was a typo apparently. The correct link is https://resellers.resellone.net:52443.

[kasey]

Originally Posted by Laurie-Resell1

Sorry there was a typo apparently. The correct link is https://resellers.resellone.net:52443.

Even with the port change, I'm still not able to get a connection. Shouldn't it, in theory, answer the same way the OpenSRS API server does? (Try pulling up https://resellers.opensrs.net:55443 in your browser and see what you get... in Firefox, you should see the full XML error response from the API processor, and in IE, you get a "XML page cannot be displayed" error. Compare that with resellers.resellone.net, on either of the ports, and you get a timeout.)

Something's still borked up somewhere.

[mywebhost]

Originally Posted by kasey

Something's still borked up somewhere.

I second that, I'm not able to connect either

[awww]

Same here

[Laurie-Resell1]

Dev team checked and says that the API host and port is running fine.

It is most likely an issue with the network environment.

Can you check your firewall to the internet, and make sure that the correct
port 52443 is open on the firewall.

This is the latest (2/15/06) update I received regarding this issue.

Please email specifics to support@resellone.net so that I can forward ongoing issues.

[kasey]

Originally Posted by Laurie-Resell1

Can you check your firewall to the internet, and make sure that the correct port 52443 is open on the firewall.

I saw this post, and tested my script again, without making ANY changes... it now WORKS on port 52443. YES!! Good job Laurie!! Somebody must have kicked something at Tucows, because now it's working.

I haven't tested for full functionality yet, but will do that later on this afternoon after I take care of a few other things. But I was at least able to run an availability check on domains. ;-)

[Laurie-Resell1]

Originally Posted by kasey

I saw this post, and tested my script again, without making ANY changes... it now WORKS on port 52443. YES!! Good job Laurie!! Somebody must have kicked something at Tucows, because now it's working.

I haven't tested for full functionality yet, but will do that later on this afternoon after I take care of a few other things. But I was at least able to run an availability check on domains. ;-)

Thanks Kasey! We really have been working hard to get this going for y'all.
:-)

[WillyMore]

So am I correct to believe Resellone will work with a third part that has opensrs support Say Whoiscart etc

[JamesC]

Well if anyone gets this working with OpenSRS I would love to know how they did it.

I keep getting this error every time.

[NOT OK]: Authentication Error: Unrecognized Peer


is_success:
response_code: 400
response_text: Authentication Error: Unrecognized Peer

[Laurie-Resell1]

Originally Posted by JamesC

Well if anyone gets this working with OpenSRS I would love to know how they did it.

I keep getting this error every time.

[NOT OK]: Authentication Error: Unrecognized Peer


is_success:
response_code: 400
response_text: Authentication Error: Unrecognized Peer

The latest information that I have is that Kasey is working with the API, I have not had any further updates, to the contrary. Please email any specific issues to support@resellone.net so that we can have this investigated for you.