Hi Paulos,
this se only temporal situation. This button ("Set InZone status")
keeps domain in the zone file for 7 days to give owner time to pay to
registrar. It will revert to normal state after 7 days.
We have never seen a need to revert it back earlier. If you really need
it here is the SQL. Even though I did some tests you should first run
it with ROLLBACK to see if it really do just one update of state table
and than change ROLLBACK to COMMIT. Don't forget to change FQDN for
real domain name:
begin;
update
object_state_request set canceled=now() where id=(
select osr.id from
object_state_request osr
join enum_object_states eos on (
eos.id=osr.state_id and
eos.name='serverInzoneManual' and
osr.valid_to > current_date and
osr.canceled is null
)
join object_registry obr on (
obr.id=osr.object_id and
obr.name='FQDN' and
obr.type=3 and
obr.erdate is null
)
);
select update_object_states(
(select id from object_registry
where name='FQDN' and type=3 and erdate is null)
);
rollback;
Jaromir
On Thu, 2018-04-26 at 17:38 +0200, Dr P Nyirenda wrote:
Help,
One of our staff has changed the status of a domain "Set inZone
Status" to keep the domain
"administratively kept in the zone" on our FRED registry for .mw
Daphne is hence showing "serverInzoneManual - The domain is
administratively kept in
zone"
Is there any way to toggle the state of the domain back to its normal
status?
Can it be done in the database or by sql command?
Paulos
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