I have created a PHP script, where technical_test works
pretty well, and has been working for 5 months now.
But now i have a problem, when i check a certain
provider of nameservers.
Normally when technical_test responds negative, i get an
answer something like this:
Queue
size:
1
Message
ID:
889
Message
date:
2009-12-15T18:01:49Z
Message
content:
[nsset:testData]:
[ATTR: xmlns:nsset: http://www.nic.cz/xml/epp/nsset-1.2;
xsi:schemaLocation: http://www.nic.cz/xml/epp/nsset-1.2
nsset-1.2.xsd]
[nsset:id]:
NS6258
[nsset:name]:
'abcdefght.fo'
[nsset:result]:
[nsset:testname]:
glue_ok
[nsset:status]:
true
[nsset:testname]:
existence
[nsset:status]:
true
[nsset:testname]:
presence
[nsset:status]: false
In my script, i check if there is any "false" in the response, so the
example above works fine for me, because there is a false in the end of the
response.
But when doing technical_test on the certain provider of
nameservers, which gives me a problem, i get this response:
Queue
size:
3
Message
ID:
890
Message
date:
2009-12-15T18:02:45Z
Message
content:
[nsset:testData]:
[ATTR: xmlns:nsset:
http://www.nic.cz/xml/epp/nsset-1.2;
xsi:schemaLocation:
http://www.nic.cz/xml/epp/nsset-1.2
nsset-1.2.xsd]
[nsset:id]:
NS6259
[nsset:name]:
'abcdefght.fo'
[nsset:result]:
[nsset:testname]:
glue_ok
[nsset:status]:
true
[nsset:testname]:
existence
[nsset:status]: true
Should a response like this be understood as positive ?
Does it mean that the technical test is positive ?
Presence is missing ?
regards
Petur